- Working version of pro tools for mac sierra install#
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- Working version of pro tools for mac sierra windows#
Working version of pro tools for mac sierra install#
Next steps are to grab a copy of Monterey and install that on this thing using OCLP - I only need to root patch using this for the Wifi/Bluetooth card in this machine - I may even treat myself to a new wifi/bluetooth card and go full compliance with 12.5. Switching back to the original Mojave disk - we also get the the boot picker and loading screens now (whoo hoo)įinal Thoughts: Thanks to all the really clever people on this forum who have helped me get this far.
Working version of pro tools for mac sierra windows#
Successful test: Rebooting the windows machine and holding down the ALT key on the keyboard produced the long awaiting White Boot Picker screen on my MacPro. Having copied the new Mac Edition patched rom back to my windows drive - I was then able to launch the ATIWInFlash tool again and flash the new bios to the card successfully.
(Their is no version of this for Mac I do believe which would have made this process a lot quicker)Ĭhallenge 4: The final step: Flashing the card - Obviously there are loads of gotcha's and other weird abnormalities when flashing and firmware so again proceed with extreme caution - but I was like - sod it lets do this. Once I had created the new flashed BIOS on the Mac - it was time to switch back to the Windows drive and again fire up the ATIWinFlash utility. All you need is your original firmware off your card as it is tied to the device ID of the card. Once you have the necessary pre-requisites installed, you then need the amazing bios patching bundle from NetKas - full instructions are available in this post - Write up on flashing a Gigabyte AMD Radeon 7950 - the good news is the EFI partition part of the BIOS you need is included in this amazing bundle from NetKas. Once saved to a secure location (this step is VERY IMPORTANT) is then switch back my Mac Pro drive to Mojave and copied the BIOS file to it.Ĭhallenge 3: You need to have both Have SDK and Python installed for the next bit. Luckily I was able to obtain a copy of windows (I have an MSDN subscription for work) and created a bootable USB stick - IN BIOS FORMAT - this is the key here - has to be legacy!!! this allowed me to install windows on my Mac Pro on a spare SSD I had.Ĭhallenge 2: Obtaining the BIOS form the HD7950 - this was easy using the ATIWinFlash utility. Here is my story.Ĭhallenge 1: I needed a windows machine and with us being a true Apple family - this was going to be an issue. genuine ATI branded HD7950 - device id 0圆79a) so having found an amazing write up on here from a user I decided to give it a go.
Having got Mojave installed and working fine, I then decided to look at flashing the HD7950 ( this is a.
Working version of pro tools for mac sierra update#
I decided to plug back in my original drive with 10.13.6 and attempt to update to Mojave including the Bios Loader up to so following the instructions on here, did that (was very easy actually - even without no boot screen on the Mac because of my HD7950 not being a Mac edition (spoiler - it is now) So Just another update having had some more time to poke around with this MacPro.
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