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I’m pretty sure there’s a way to upgrade the firmware on 2009 Mac Pro to keep it going. Can’t quite remember the details but I think it’s even possible to brin
by Lio 8y ago
I’m pretty sure there’s a way to upgrade the firmware on 2009 Mac Pro to keep it going.
Can’t quite remember the details but I think it’s even possible to bring it up to 2012 spec which will be supported in Mojave.
- Clubber 8y agoYa, I couldn't get it to work and I have more money than patience. I also didn't buy one when they first came out, so I was happy with my 4 years of holding off for a good price. Besides, new (to me) hardware always motivates me to build products. I'm working on an Azure app on a Windows 10 VM inside a macOS. :) I need to get around to learning how to work on C# apps in macOS rather than Visual Studio, but I haven't quite gotten around to it yet. Either way, now I have a trashcan / hand warmer on my desk with a TB connected external drive cage with 2 mirror sets, and it makes me happy.