Ed,
I have an ATI 5870 PC card that has been flashed with firmware that will allow
it to run on a Mac. ATI was Apple's pick of graphics cards for many years,
although the only real difference between an Apple branded one and a "regular"
card is the firmware and the ability to display a boot sc
I was just researching this yesterday! Have a line on a Pro 1,1 to sit next
to the Pro 5 and wondered about the install. You say your graphics card has
flashed firmware? Is that absolutely necessary? I've seen a set of
"alternate" graphics drivers direct from nVidia that allows quite a few of
appar
Memory isn't the limitation - the big issue is 32-bit EFI vs. 64-bit EFI. The
machine has to have a processor capable of doing 64-bit operations. That would
me the minimum processor would have to be an Intel Core2Duo. I think your
Macbook 1,1 only has a CoreDuo processor. Not familiar with t
Think it may work on a macbook 1.1 or Macbook pro 8.1? Both have
maxed out memory according to OWC.
For you Macheads out there, I just installed Yosemite on my MacPro
using a custom bootloader. I've used the same means to do so with
previous version of OS X that weren't supported by Apple
Better searches with Spotlight, annotation in email, DuckDuckGo as a search
engine built in, the “Handoff” feature, and the ability to have private
browsing tabs in a separate window.
The handoff feature is probably the least useful, as it only works with other
iOS devices, but it’s still nice.
Features like?
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> Subject:[MBZ] OT - OS X 10.10 Yosemite on a MacPro 1,1
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For you Macheads out there, I just installed Yosemite on my MacPro using a
custom bootloader. I’ve used the same means to do so with previous version of
OS X that weren’t supported by Apple for my “antiquated” hardware - a MacPro
1,1 upgraded to 2,1 firmware with 14GB of RAM, four drives (boot
