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Hi @stu,
Hmm, I assume that’s dosdude’s patch tool? I’m not entirely sure though, I haven’t heard of anyone going to Mojave without flashing first. I’m not 100% sure if you can flash, but you should be able to in theory at least. The tricky bit is you’ll need the original GPU still installed to do the flash.
What firmware is your mac on at present? You can find it in System Information under the hardware overview- it’s labeled Boot ROM Version.
Hi everyone,
I did a bit of research - it seems like maybe it’s a problem with it looking for the firmware update file that happens to some people. There’s some information and directions on this page, post #964 about half way down the page from user Pigsyn. Give it a shot!
Hi Kenneth,
Sounds like that’s Gatekeeper at work. If you right click on the application and click open in that menu, it should give you an option to proceed when that dialog box pops up.
Yep, you can swap back to the non-Apple GPU after the update is complete.
Nope, there’s a picture in step 10- I think it’s a PCI-E connector of some type. Definitely not USB though.
Hi David,
In the first step there is a tool for installing the firmware and the firmware itself- if you download just the .dmg on your 4,1 machine, it will refuse to install. You need the .app from Netkas, which is the second link. Download both, open the disk image from Apple, run the tool from the second download and it should auto detect the package on the desktop. Then it’s off to the races!
Hi Ron, thanks for the info! You should still be okay with upgrading if your GPU is one of the upgrade picks Apple offered. I have amended the introduction to reflect this as well.
If memory serves, there were 3 other GPUs Apple offered as upgrades for the 09/10 model Mac Pro. These are the
• ATI Radeon 4870
• Radeon 5770
• Radeon 5870
Provided they’re all still official Apple cards, you should be okay to proceed.
I’ve heard conflicting reports- at the very least, if it does boot with a 2010 tray, my understanding is the fans will go crazy. I don’t think it’s recommended to swap trays between versions as they have a slightly different firmware and construction. Replacing the chips is pretty easy though, and we have a guide for that as well!
Do you mean to update to 10.13? Yes, you can do that firmware update as well. It should work automatically.
Hi John, I’m not entirely sure - there’s some good discussion in this macrumors thread that may be of assistance. Also feel free to ask a question in the answers forum here- you will likely get some good responses!
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