A get-around has been found allowing the system to boot: 1. Boot the Apple computer to grub, takes about 2 minutes 2. Press a key, then edit your boot configuration to include the kernel command line parameter break, takes about 2 minutes 3. At the initramfs prompt usb works fine. Enter command reboot 4. This initiates a graceful shutdown of Linux, and the Apple computer can now be booted with usb3 operating normally
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