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Can you think of any that should be added to this list?

There may be others I have not though of.

Candidates also include non-standard Wi-Fi cards, added after the Mac shipped.

Candidates include non-Mac-firmware graphics cards (without EFI firmware on board) until there is evidence that they are NOT to blame.

Candidates for precluding firmware upgrade still include unusual peripherals, and any PCIe cards that are not standard.

Rotating drives are NOT converted to APFS automatically in the. We have seen reports of Rotating and SSD Drives (in the regular Drive Bays) updating firmware properly, so drive type is (so far) NOT implicated.

#How many pci e card mac pro 5.1 update#

(Specifically, no one who was NOT able to update their firmware has reported a "Eureka, I found it!" moment where they were able to update after they "fixed" something.) If you try to use a manual updater that's not designed for your Mac, or if it's not needed, the installer alerts you and the software isn't installed.Ībout EFI and SMC firmware updates for Intel-based Mac computers Īt this writing, Readers have not yet definitively reported on what might be keeping some MacPro 5,1 silver towers from updating their Firmware to the new version 00 included with High Sierra. If the firmware version you see in System Information is newer than what's listed for your Mac, you don't need to apply the updates listed for that model.

Select the Hardware section to view the Model Identifier, Boot ROM version, and SMC version numbers.

Use these steps to check your Mac's EFI Boot ROM and SMC firmware versions.

#How many pci e card mac pro 5.1 how to#

Did you update from El Capitan to High Sierra and now have another issue? I would recommend you read this article, it explains where to check and how to download the update. Based on what you stated, it seems like you want to know how to check if you did a firmware update and where to find the latest update. Thank you for contacting Apple Support Communities. Ah, also seen that you probably need a video card with Mac EFI so newer video cards might cause problems. I did this using a standard hard drive in the standard drive bays, it maybe people using an SSD card in a slot are more likely to have difficulties. Whilst I cannot check right now my own Mac Pro 2010 as it is turned off and I am away from home I can say it did successfully do a firmware update when I installed High Sierra and performed the same power button trickery.

#How many pci e card mac pro 5.1 install#

Some people have reported not being able to get their classic Mac Pro to install this new firmware. See APFS support enabled in High Sierra for cMP | MacRumors Forums Once updated the version shown will then be The new High Sierra required firmware update is not available as a standalone update, it is automatically downloaded by the High Sierra installer and as your post indicates should be installed by the usual trickery involving the power button. It is not the new firmware update needed for High Sierra. 03 and the version provided by the download link he provides is for the last standalone firmware update that Apple issues several years ago.

As per the reply given by joe_7399 you can check what firmware version your Mac Pro currently has by opening System Report and viewing the version there.