I’m here and ready for testing. Excited to see what old macs can be made to run macOS 11!
Interesting. Then I wonder why the iMac 2013 was dropped, since that had Nvidia and is definitely more powerful than a MacBook Air 2013.
The Late 2013 iMacs have Haswell also.Must be the Haswell CPU requirement. Fwiw it also supports the late-2013 Retina which also had GT650M graphics
MacOS support is completely arbitrary at this point. I miss when there was some kind of reason to justify dropping the older models.
That's what's confusing about all of this and why I mistakenly thought all Nvidia Macs got cut.The Late 2013 iMacs have Haswell also.
The Late 2013 iMacs have Haswell also.
That's what's confusing about all of this and why I mistakenly thought all Nvidia Macs got cut.
Hopefully it's a mistake on the website because there's no reason to support the mid 2014 low-cost model and not the late 2013. But we'll see. There's just no telling with Apple.Then I really don't know. I didn't realize the iMacs got the Haswell upgrade in 2013. I thought it wasn't until 2014 but you're right.
I hope someone can get this to run on the 2012 Retina. Now I don't want to buy a $3600 Intel.
Hopefully it's a mistake on the website because there's no reason to support the mid 2014 low-cost model and not the late 2013. But we'll see. There's just no telling with Apple.
Presumably the beta installer. I found it on the software catalog.what is this ??
Presumably the beta installer. I found it on the software catalog.
Interestingly, the whole OS installer to be in one package now. No more re-assembling from InstallESD/RecoveryHDMeta?