Hi,
this week-end, I installed an additional PCI e card with a M.2 SSD nvme in my Mac Pro, and I had the flash amber : the mac Pro didn't start.
on the apple support website I read this :
"If your Mac Pro doesn't start up and the status indicator light flashes amber twice after installing a PCIe card, the card might not be compatible with your Mac Pro or you might have too many 32-bit PCIe cards installed.
If you recently installed one or multiple PCIe cards, remove each card one at a time and try turning on your Mac Pro after each card removal. "
I know the card is compatible because I had the same inside, and with only one the mac pro starts, so I would like to know if this is the "too many 32-bit PCIe cards installed" issue or something else.
the card is the sabrent https://sabrent.com/products/ec-pcie
there is no controller, the two cards are ok, but impossible to start with two.
this week-end, I installed an additional PCI e card with a M.2 SSD nvme in my Mac Pro, and I had the flash amber : the mac Pro didn't start.
on the apple support website I read this :
"If your Mac Pro doesn't start up and the status indicator light flashes amber twice after installing a PCIe card, the card might not be compatible with your Mac Pro or you might have too many 32-bit PCIe cards installed.
If you recently installed one or multiple PCIe cards, remove each card one at a time and try turning on your Mac Pro after each card removal. "
I know the card is compatible because I had the same inside, and with only one the mac pro starts, so I would like to know if this is the "too many 32-bit PCIe cards installed" issue or something else.
the card is the sabrent https://sabrent.com/products/ec-pcie
there is no controller, the two cards are ok, but impossible to start with two.