Someone on here did try it, if you search the forums. I believe the problem was that apple’s EFI didn’t know how to address the RAM and it never worked right.
I wonder if Dosdude can make it work.
Someone on here did try it, if you search the forums. I believe the problem was that apple’s EFI didn’t know how to address the RAM and it never worked right.
Thanks. Sorta knew all of that. My main concern is after the software support ends what affect will using an obsolete mid-2012 mbp 13” have on my ability to use Logic Pro X? Also, what affect will it have on everyday apps like:Obsolete means that apple won’t carry repair parts for it any more. As far as software support, you probably have about one more year of updates, since they stopped selling it in 2016. 2021, that’s 5 years, and it looks like it’s already not compatible with Big Sur, if I’m not mistaken.
That’s great. Thank you. So I’ll have no problem runnin Logic Pro X into 2022, 23 or even 24 on my mid-2012 mbp as long as right now LPX is compatible with Mojave & Cartalina?For all of those examples, little to none. The biggest concern is security updates, which is an OS-level problem. If you just ensure compatibility with your OS before you update to the newest versions of your software, you should be fine. Normally it’s the opposite problem, as in Big Sur comes out, and EndNote finally makes their software compatible with Catalina. The security update issue is real, but there should be a bit more time for security updates with Catalina, perhaps another year or so. Apple usually updates the previous one or two OS versions when there’s a major security problem. Keep in mind, there are still folks running computers with High Sierra.
Thanks.Newest version claims it needs:
You’ll just want to avoid updating past that version if they drop support for catalina. Looks like 10.5 is the latest version to run on Mojave. As long as you’re happy with 10.5, it will run indefinitely.
- macOS 10.15.7 or later (Catalina)
- 6GB of available storage space for minimum installation or 72GB of storage space for full Sound Library installation