Intel 750 PCIE SSD

[Audiocream]

It appears the problema is that there is no driver loaded. The PCI Card is found in system profiler. I do not know how one could hack the Windows driver and use it in os x or how you could load a generic nvme driver for pci-e cards.
Anybody knows? Maybe Pikeralpha knows on the topic.

 

[davidm71]

Bump

Anyone have luck getting the 750 OSX bootable?

 

[mchis]

Bump

Anyone have luck getting the 750 OSX bootable?

I think you will find more helpful and up-to-date information here:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/general-h...ver-nvme-m-2-solid-state-drives-released.html

 

[Ulmo2]

Oct 16, 2015 at 10:45 AM #10
ITzTravelInTime said: ↑
In os x 10.10.5 and in os x 10.11.x as well there is the NVME support, but i don't know if it will get the intel 750 series ssds to work
maleorderbride said:
It does not.

This is my current problem. I might want to go back to http://www.macvidcards.com/nvme-driver.html and hack it to work on Sierra, but I have no idea.

 

[kaiyes]

would like to know what is the status of this ? Planning to pull the trigger on a 750/950 if osx is bootable

 

[Ulmo2]

would like to know what is the status of this ? Planning to pull the trigger on a 750/950 if osx is bootable

I haven't heard anything new. I downgraded to El Captain and everything works fine (using the other driver). I think only the cheap SSD's are supported by the OS X non-Mac users. I think they're too segregated of a group to care enough to solve it. People trying to save $100 by using this driver for off-brand motherboard & SSD hardware (instead of buying Apple) aren't interested in making it work with $3,000 name-brand SSD cards: different group of people.

Problem is, iCloud is insecure and has frequent data loss, so I won't agree with Apple's stance on self-storage.