10.15 DP2 still works with a MP5,1, after you install it with VMware Fusion 11.1 to a rawDisk:
Still no support for BCM94322MC:
Still no support for BCM94322MC:
Finally starting the install of DP2:View attachment 843521
If installed by using the fusion method, will it update normally or is a “from scratch” method needed?
Updates have the same Distribution file as full installs, so, the answer is no.If installed by using the fusion method, will it update normally or is a “from scratch” method needed?
Everyone should do what it's easier and most convenient, said that, I really prefer standard installs.Waiting for this AIO tool:
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...nsupported-macs.2183772/page-37#post-27455096
Acceleration for some non-Metal GPUs was achieved for the first beta of Catalina, and it has been been achieved, once again (at least partially) for the second beta. It is unknown whether this will work for the GM version of Catalina.I hear Catalina doesn't require metal capable GPU's. Is this true?
False.I hear Catalina doesn't require metal capable GPU's. Is this true?
It's on the first post…AC wifi card - pci14e4,43a0 (BCM4360 variant afaik) would that theoretically be supported in Catalina?
*edit* checked thread again, looks like a yes?
Catalina DP2 changes in the install process made it a little more complex to install, whatever way you are using to install it.
With VMware Fusion it's the same install process as DP1, but it's a lot more temperamental. With DP1 you can almost automatise installs, but with DP2 sometimes the VM tries to boot the wrong disk or won't find any disks since macOS sometimes just kidnap the disk.
Perhaps DP3 will be more stable and easier to install.
If you erase the disk and start from scratch, DP2 installs without problem and the installation process is seamless.It's also more difficult to install using the method of attaching the disk to a Catalina-supported Mac? Can you say what has changed with that method since DP1?
what about gtx680 video glitches/ any METAL workarounds for sidecar?( maybe to early to ask about sidecar again bluetooth nedeed, dors it work without handsoff and wifi through Ethernet router? and without AMD Radeon?)
I posted the DP2 notes yesterday on the first post of the thread. Check there after every new release.Do the Mojave-compatible Nvidia cards (680, 780, etc.) work better on DP2 or are there still graphical glitches?
Read the MP4,1 dual CPU audio problem here Strange Audio Issue on MP 4,1>5,1 Mojave 10.14.4.what about gtx680 video glitches/ any workarounds for sidecar?
[doublepost=1560905851][/doublepost]and what does this quote mean:
„Mac Pros also require to be running non dual x55xx CPUs (like X56xx) to omit audio stuttering. An installer to enable these systems is available here.“
(catalina on unsupported thread)
what kind of trouble will I have with dual CPU @macPro5.1 ?
and what about SOUND ?
Dear tsiAlex could you change first post please,
so that there is difference between difficulties on DP1,DP2 and so on, reading it I have no clue the screenshot belongs with notes to which version.
And I finally have found something interesting too for users of all macs mid 2012:
Availability
The developer preview of macOS Catalina is available to Apple Developer Program members at developer.apple.com starting today, and a public beta program will be available to Mac users next month at beta.apple.com. macOS Catalina will be available this fall as a free software update for Macs introduced in mid-2012 or later. For more information, visit apple.com/macos/catalina-preview. Features are subject to change. Some features may not be available in all regions or languages.
found on
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/06/apple-previews-macos-catalina/
hope cMP 5.1 is not killed by Apple yet
I submitted bug report @devapplebetaseed
I think you are 15 days too late with the news...And I finally have found something interesting too for users of all macs mid 2012:
cMP 4.1 and 5.1 do not fall in that category. The 5.1 was INTRODUCED in 2010Macs introduced in mid-2012 or later
cMP 4.1 and 5.1 do not fall in that category. The 5.1 was INTRODUCED in 2010
Sure, but this discussion is not for this thread, let's keep on topic here. I linked a thread on the first post: MP 1,1-5,1 10.15 won't support MP5,1 anymore, support starts with MP6,1maybe more of us should write bug report on dev/beta/seed forum
and try to make apple support cMP for the last Time ...
if not in the end no one will buy the new macpro7.1 At least no one of us enthusiasts ...
With this argument for booting, right?:10.15.0b2 is running great on my cMP 4,1->5,1 after copying (dd) a disk from external to internal NVMe from a supported Mac Mini.
sudo nvram boot-args="-no_compat_check"