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I'm told as of macOS 10.14.6, the latest Mac Pro 5,1 EFI/bootrom is 144.0.0.0.)
Took the plunge on no boot screen and purchased a stock Sapphire Pulse
28 May 2019 Classic Mac Pro 5,1 (or simply cMP, also 4,1 upgraded to 5,1) is now considered
by Installing Windows is no longer officially supported, but it's are not able to
display Apple boot menu (which you normally see holding the
11 Oct 2019 Updating the firmware on a Mac Pro isn't difficult, but it is possible to "miss"
Updating the firmware adds key funcitonality to the Mac Pro 5,1s, most notably
native NVMe m.2 boot support. If you have no intention to upgrade to Mojave or
already have it Under the first screen, look for the "Boot Rom" text.
Boot to original or Snow Leopard install disks (or other volume). This system can
run the last version of OS X 10.7 "Lion" if upgraded to at least
1 Feb 2020 I tried the SSD (which hasn't been modified through this process) to no avail. So
in summary I'm still able to get to the boot screen page, but after that I'm unable to

8 Feb 2013 In this video you will learn how to re boot your mac if it is frozen and won't boot up
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10 Dec 2019 I Thought my Mac Pro had died, it turned out to be a dodgy USB Hub. Once I
pulled out the USB Cable, everything was fine MacPro5,1 won't
21 Apr 2020 Hi there. so ive got a modded mac pro 5,1 that i bought and owned directly This
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screen for awhile as there was that second progress bar to go
14 Nov 2019 I then zapped the PRAM (Command, Option, P + R at startup) and the Mac Pro
booted and the screen came back to life. The fans on the GTX