i've already had to pull 512 GB of RAM from the system just to get it running with stability. this directly conflicts with what the reseller says, and they are very convinced of this.ĭoes anyone know if a dual G5 can even boot with PC2700 RAM? ah, in the end i guess it just doesn't matter - the reseller is claiming the RAM is fine and i don't think it is. I have heard from yet another user (actually the user was just reporting what his reseller told him when he suffered the same thing with his 1 GB DIMMs) something which mirrors what alcimedes just posted - that if ASP is reporting the RAM as PC2700, then that is the speed at which it is running, period (this other user's reseller replaced the RAM immediately). he says he hasn't heard anything about ASP and/or AHT misreporting RAM speed. but then he went on to say that there is something defective in RAM that misreports itself to ASP and can't work with other PC3200 RAM without conflict. I spoke with Apple and the tech there thought the reseller might be right about the RAM running as 3200, but couldn't say absolutely that a dual G5 couldn't boot with 2700 RAM in it. well, i did this and it turns out that ASP in Jaguar doesn't report the speed at all - though it does correctly see all 4 GB of RAM. he further said that if i would just boot from a Jaguar partition (which i didn't have - had to make one via firewire), ASP would correctly report the RAM speed. they also say that Apple knows this and there have been a lot of posts regarding this on the Apple discussion forum, but that all of those posts have been deleted.
they also say that this is a function of Panther and happens with all 1 GB DIMMs under panther. they say that ASP and AHT are both wrong. My reseller claims that the RAM HAS to be running at PC3200 or the machine wouldn't even boot.
but still - i don't want to pay for PC3200 RAM and end up with PC2700.Īlso, before i pulled the apple RAM (512 MB), the system would frequently only report the apple RAM on boot, until a program was opened (except final cut) at which time the system would then recognize the additional RAM. they aren't some johnny-come-lately discount outfit. I've bought from them before and they're fairly well respected around the web. So, is it possible for these programs to be wrong? could both programs have trouble reading 1 GB sticks accurately? or is my reseller just jacking me around? they claim that ASP and AHT misreport RAM speeds on their systems. I called the reseller who claims it is just faulty reporting by both ASP and AHT - the RAM, they say, is PC3200. but the 4 GB sticks are still listed by both as PC2700). and both report the original apple RAM as PC3200 (i have since pulled the original apple RAM from the machine because of Final Cut Pro errors - which were corrected by the removal of the apple RAM. the sticker on each stick says it is PC3200 RAM.īut Apple System Profiler and Apple Hardware Test both list the RAM as PC2700. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.I installed 4 GB of RAM (4 x 1GB sticks) in my dual G5. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. In Apple Computers classic Mac OS, this was done by an application called Apple System Profiler.
Most Unix-like (aka POSIX compliant) operating systems have system hardware independent profilers. Thank you for providing this insightful check. Since the 1990s hardware independent system profilers have emerged in some computing architectures, like Linux. That actually translates to about 12-13 hours battery life for the 20 MacBook Air models, 10 hours for the 13in MacBook Pro (2018/2019), 10 hours for the 15in MacBook Pro (2018/2019. ERROR - Unknown OS version '10.14' given. ERROR - Unable to find build number for supplied os version 10.14 (1539995499.06) ERROR - Unknown Build Number '18B67a' given. Do you want to continue and submit this request? y # Enumerated system information (This data will be sent to the API in order to determine your correct EFI version): EFIgyLite_cli.py -debugĭEBUG:main: Certifi module not found, falling back to bundled cecert.pem fileĭEBUG:main: cacert file location: '/Users/cembasu/Downloads/EFIgy/cacert.pem'
#Apple mac pro 2018 hardware system profiler update
While technically not the same model, would it be possible to update and include checking for MacBookPro Retina 2012? I get the following when run with the debug flag. On Oct 19, 2018, at 17:51, cemb007 wrote: SYSTEM PROFILER dashboard provides a well-organized, multi-layered user interface using which information about the iPad applications, Operating System, and active services can be checked.
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