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My Mac Pro 1,1 is now FUBAR. I had a fully functioning Yosemite install and tried to upgrade to El Capitan. I have no idea what went wrong, but all of a sudden starting the computer results in the graphics card fan instantly spinning full bore. Within 15 seconds all the system fans start to ramp up.
There's no startup chime. I'm wondering if I've done something to the EFI or firmware? I've now stripped out the computer to minimum RAM and only 1 HD. I also replaced the power supply. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Click to expand.Thanks - and indeed I have (more thoroughly) now. The problem remains though. Even with the latest 3.1 boot.efi (which takes me a step further) I am still unable to initiate the download through the MAS.
I'm able to click the 'Download' button, which then goes grey as though something is happening, but the spinning wheel icon in the top left just spins indefinitely with no further activity to be observed. The Activity Monitor reports no network activity either. I note that in the 'Updates' tab of the MAS it claims it's already downloaded. Clearing com.apple.appstore doesn't help. On a separate note what field does 3.1 patch to enable the MAS not to fail at the first step? The model identifier remains as MacPro1,1. The Pikify App.
Version 1.0 had a bug which took me while to track down. Version 1.1 would not run correctly on Snow Leopard 10.6.
Turns out I was using a method for 10.7 or higher! Version 1.2 fixes the 10.6 usage Versions 1.3 through 1.7 weren't released Version 1.8 contains many fixes and better progress visuals Version 1.9 contains a small number of fixes, a new feature that detects an existing Data folder giving you the option to re-use it or build a new one, and I finally added a Help Book! If you choose to re-use the existing Data folder, the App will re-bless it to make it bootable again! The current stable release is version 1.9 (build 148) The App is not signed, therefore you may need to right-click on the app and select Open the first time you run it. Quicken 2016 mac user manual.
This forces Gatekeeper to allow the app. The same conditions apply: • You must have a unmodified copy of the Apple ' Install OS X El Capitan' app in your Applications folder. • See if you are having difficulty finding a copy of El Capitan. • If you are running from a MacPro, you must have 12Gb of RAM or more.
Notes: The app is designed to run from Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard or later; Tested on: • 10.6 Snow Leopard • 10.7 Lion • 10.11 El Capitan • If you are going to use this app from El Capitan, be aware that SIP prevents the bless command from setting the boot partition. There are two workarounds: • Reboot and hold the ALT key down, select the Pike Installer • Reboot into the Recovery HD, turn off SIP, reboot back into El Capitan and run the App again. It's an app, double-click it (or right-click and choose 'Open' if you get a unsigned/unknown developer warning). The rest should be self-explanatory. The script-based Pikify tools Version 14 marks a shift in technique. With V14 the installation process is much simpler, becomes a single pass, does not require an intermediate installer volume (USB memory stick), and does not require the use of the EFI boot selector (which should be a great help to those people with graphics cards that do not show boot screens).