I’m convinced that tsialex is Chuck Norris and if he just walks by a broken Mac Pro it would just start working.
I agree... But he works for it just like Chuck.
I’m convinced that tsialex is Chuck Norris and if he just walks by a broken Mac Pro it would just start working.
I’m convinced that tsialex is Chuck Norris and if he just walks by a broken Mac Pro it would just start working
Haha. I agree. he's the cMP whisperer.
“Code Talker” would be the more accurate description.
I’m convinced that tsialex is Chuck Norris and if he just walks by a broken Mac Pro it would just start working.
Can he also slam a revolving door??
Take a look at this BootROM, look how messy the hardware IDs and descriptor are:
View attachment 792323
SSN as ssnp was the cherry.
After correction:
View attachment 792324
Correct order:
- overridess,
- compressed descriptor blob,
- override-version Base_XX,
- ssn,
- son,
- EOF.
Note:
I changed the HWC because the board was replaced with a used one and I changed the SSN, hidden on the screenshots, for the one from the case. So HWC was changed too.
Owner said that the backplane was replaced with a used one.Interesting. Any history of repairs or refurbishment on the machine?
MP51 don't have ME.Does https://iphone.appleinsider.com/art...nagement-and-testing-tools-unlocked-for-years open the door any for any of our smart people?
Yes guys, succeed with Mojave and the Sapphire Pulse RX580 card and booting from a NVMe 500 Gb SSD.
- Disconnect any 4K or DP1.2 display. MP5,1 efiflasher don't support 4K screens or DP1.2. You can't update to MP51.0089.B00 with a 4K/DP1.2 screen connected to your Mac EFI card. It's a old bug that Apple corrected with MP6,1 and "forgot" to correct with the 5.1.
- Disable FileVault2 if enabled, Mojave don't support FV2 on a Mac Pro 5,1 yet.
- Install a Mac EFI64 card. Any original Apple card from 2008 to 2012 (HD 2600XT, 8800GT, Quadro FX 5600, GT120, HD 4870/5770/5870) plus the Sapphire HD 7950 Mac Edition, eVGA GTX 680 Mac Edition, NVIDIA Quadro 4000/K5000 or self-flashed/MVC flashed cards.
- Download the full Mac App Store Installer for 10.13.6 (even if you already are on 10.13.6)
- Open the installer, do the firmware upgrade as asked.
- After the firmware upgrade, 10.13.6 installer will open again, you can close it.
- Now you check if your Mac Pro BootROM is MP51.0089.B00, if yes you can shutdown and install your Metal capable GPU (any AMD equal or newer than HD 7xxx, Nvidia GTX 680 Mac Edition, Quadro K5000 and other Nvidia Kepler cards/newer). [If you have a Nvidia card that need the web driver, Maxwell and Pascal ones, wait for Nvidia release it for Mojave]
- Download the full Mac App Store installer for Mojave.
- Open the installer, do the firmware upgrade as asked.
- After the reboot, open System Information and check if you have BootROM 138.0.0.0.0. Dump your 138.0.0.0.0 BootROM version and inject the NVMe EFI module on it.
Yes guys, succeed with Mojave and the Sapphire Pulse RX580 card and booting from a NVMe 500 Gb SSD.
Have I to repeat step 10 every time the BootRom version changes?
Yes, if you want continued NVMe booting.
May I ask what's the rush with 139.0.0.0.0? Isn't it better to wait for final release of 10.14.1? I assume everyone will get 139.0.0.0.0 by doing upgrade to 10.14.1?
Can I use my GT120 graphics card along side my new RX580?
When I tried this, the booting stop on 3/4.
I would like to have booting screens in Mojave?
Can I use my GT120 graphics card along side my new RX580?
When I tried this, the booting stop on 3/4.
I would like to have booting screens in Mojave?
Yes, if you want continued NVMe booting.
Phraenque
If you really, really want Macrumors members to help you. . . .make a SIG = tell us about your cMP setup.
Is this too much to ask ?