ufforms.blogg.se - Samsung nvme driver 2.0

NVM Express (NVMe) M.2 solid state drives are now working in OS X with a new driver by JimJ at macvidcards. Great news for those who want to use the same types of super fast solid state drives that Apple uses. For Sierra and earlier macOS, see RehabMan's HackrNVMeFamily co-existence with IONVMeFamily using class-code spoof as his driver will allow NVMe SSDs to be used as boot drives. Additionally, Apple's High Sierra now natively supports NVMe SSDs. It will not work in Sierra or High Sierra.

Update: This thread is now obsolete as JimJ, the author of the below mentioned NVMe driver, no longer supports his driver which has not worked since El Captian (then, only as a non boot drive).

Keep beating my head with a rubber brick hoping to get a solution.Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide.

I've kept 10% free for future provisioning possibilities.

Keep using it as is, then when I get the new rig hope that I can correct things at that point (it will always be a secondary device, never a boot device, but I use it for rendering).

Send it back - I've got 30 days but there's a 15% restocking charge.

I've read through various threads on Magician not recognizing various NVME drives, and tried the solutions I've found, but I can't find anything relevant to my situation. No luck, still the MS drivers and not the Samsung ones. I noticed that it's using the Microsoft NVME driver, so I uninstalled the Samsung drivers, rebooted and reinstalled them. Except, Magician gives N/A in health and "The selected drive does not support this feature" for things like over provisioning. So, everything setup as AHCI in bios, booted, initialized as GPT, created a partition and ready to go. My boot drive on the current machine is an M2 NVME 960 EVO.

So, no problem, right, as the 4.0 cards are backwards compatible. (RTFM, I hadn't noticed that the 2nd slot eliminates a PCIe I was using for my 10Gb NIC, my bad), but they are PCIe 3.0. The PM9A1 is being sold here with a very low price differential over a 970 EVO, and a lot cheaper than a 980 Pro, so I decided to get it. One of the components I needed now is a 2TB M2 NVME. I'm planning to build a new rig next year as soon as the price of certain components go down.