can one boot an intel Mac from it?
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Probably not. This model is a network drive. I use it to store and retrieve data/music from many different computers on my LAN. The USB version should be able to boot directly to a computer.
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Yes it will. All the intel based macs use a standard SATA 2.5" hard drive. If you are upgrading to a larger capacity drive for more space don't forget to buy a SATA to usb adapter so you can clone your existing drive. And don't use the software that comes with the adapter, download Carbon Copy Cloner, it's the best and it's freeware!
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Yes - under ALL MAC O/S with SilverFast.SilverFast 6.6 for PowerMacs and up to 10.5SilverFast 8 for all IntelMacs from 10.6 to 10.8
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No you can't. This is an AMD CPU Motherboard. You need one that has Intel socket...
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Yes. You can boot from the drive connected in this card from the Bios. You just have to select the drive type/description from the menu.
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It won't work for Mac. It's not just a driver issue. Mac uses EFI instead of BIOS for booting. You will have to use ATTO UL5D or UL5D-LP. See this link: http://www.scsi4me.com/advanced_search_result.html?categories_id=&keywords;=ul5d&se;arch_in_description=1&inc;_subcat=1
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Yes, it should work if it is an intel mac. If you have any problem after you buy just let us know and we will refund your money Ken
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I have not tried booting from it yet. However, if your CPU has options to allow you to select these media, I would think you can.
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Sorry, I never tried booting from it. It may depend on whether or not your BIOS sees it when it boots. I highly doubt you can do anything with this card before the OS loads.
379709
Yes it does! I tried it not only on an Intel based Mac but also on an older PowerPC Mac. MacMini Core Solo and Macbook TI PowerPC
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Yes; as long as the micro SD card is readable it is bootable. It can boot OSX and Linux without issue. The one issue I had is that the SD card when kept in the drive can from time to time become disconnected requiring it be pulled out and reinserted.
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No. You can't swap out the graphics card from your Mac model. Get a Windows PC if you want to actually control what goes in your system... better yet, build one.
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If you can boot that MAC into XP or newer, you can. Here are the requirements:* IBM-compatible PC computer with 1.0 Ghz Pentium 3/4 or AMD Athlon/64 compatible processor* Microsoft Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 operating system* 256MB system memory (RAM)* 1.5 GB free, uncompressed hard-disk space** ATI Radeon 9800/NVidia Geforce Ti4200 with at least 128MB memory * Microsoft DirectX 9.0c or higher* DVD-ROM Drive for installation* 1 free USB 1.1/2.0 port* 100% DirectX 9 compatible sound card (optional) Or alternatively: * An Intel-based Apple Macintosh computer running Microsoft Windows XP, Vista or 7 under one of the following systems:* Bootcamp (recommended)* VMWare Fusion (latest version)* Parallels (latest version) If you can boot that MAC into XP or newer, you can. Here are the requirements:* IBM-compatible PC computer with 1.0 Ghz Pentium 3/4 or AMD Athlon/64 compatible processor* Microsoft Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 operating system* 256MB system memory (RAM)* 1.5 GB free, uncompressed hard-disk space** ATI Radeon 9800/NVidia Geforce Ti4200 with at least 128MB memory * Microsoft DirectX 9.0c or higher* DVD-ROM Drive for installation* 1 free USB 1.1/2.0 port* 100% DirectX 9 compatible sound card (optional) Or... » Read More If you can boot that MAC into XP or newer, you can. Here are the requirements:* IBM-compatible PC computer with 1.0 Ghz Pentium 3/4 or AMD Athlon/64 compatible processor* Microsoft Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 operating system* 256MB system memory (RAM)* 1.5 GB free, uncompressed hard-disk space** ATI Radeon 9800/NVidia Geforce Ti4200 with at least 128MB memory * Microsoft DirectX 9.0c or higher* DVD-ROM Drive for installation* 1 free USB 1.1/2.0 port* 100% DirectX 9 compatible sound card (optional) Or alternatively: * An Intel-based Apple Macintosh computer running Microsoft Windows XP, Vista or 7 under one of the following systems:* Bootcamp (recommended)* VMWare Fusion (latest version)* Parallels (latest version) « Show Less
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No. You can't swap out the graphics card from your Mac model.Get a Windows PC if you want to actually control what goes in your system... better yet, build one.
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I have a Mac Pro 5,1. Yes it will work as bootable, but not fast to load. Also, you can't use option to select drives on boot. It's a bit of a PITA.
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Will you be able to? Yes. Apple provides you with Boot Camp to allow you to install other OS's on the system. However, you might be stuck having a partition of the hard drive (partition meaning taking one harddrive and "sectioning" it into different slices that are viewed as different "virtual" drives) since Apple uses a different way of booting their system than standard PCs use. Also, you might not be able to use the "Arrow Glass" GUI features in Vista because of the embedded Intel graphics. If that's important to you, and you want to go with Apple hardware, you might want to look at the MacBook Pro as they have a dedicated graphics controller. Hope that helps. Will you be able to? Yes. Apple provides you with Boot Camp to allow you to install other OS's on the system. However, you might be stuck having a partition of the hard drive (partition meaning taking one harddrive and "sectioning" it into different slices that are viewed as different "virtual" drives) since Apple uses a different way of booting their system than standard PCs use. Also, you might not be able to use the "Arrow Glass" GUI features in Vista because of the embedded Intel graphics. If that's important to you, and you want to go with Apple hardware,... » Read More Will you be able to? Yes. Apple provides you with Boot Camp to allow you to install other OS's on the system. However, you might be stuck having a partition of the hard drive (partition meaning taking one harddrive and "sectioning" it into different slices that are viewed as different "virtual" drives) since Apple uses a different way of booting their system than standard PCs use. Also, you might not be able to use the "Arrow Glass" GUI features in Vista because of the embedded Intel graphics. If that's important to you, and you want to go with Apple hardware, you might want to look at the MacBook Pro as they have a dedicated graphics controller. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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It won't work for Mac. It's not just a driver issue. Mac uses EFI instead of BIOS for booting. You will have to use ATTO UL5D or UL5D-LP. See this link: http://www.scsi4me.com/advanced_search_result.html?categories_id=&keywords=ul5d&search_in_description=1&inc_subcat=1