After a cold boot, it still just keeps spinning and spinning. I'll try clearing the NVRAM and edit this reply.
Update: Cold boot and clearing NVRAM made no difference. Still stuck in the "On" position. Upon further review and refusing to give up, Shift+Option<Bluetooth Preferences yields a new option: Spoiler: Leave unlocked to allow switching on/off the Bluetooth service.
Just updated my OC version to 0.7.4 and SMBIOS to Imac 7,1 for Monterrey. Everything is working fine so far except my USB drives and devices are no longer visible. I'm presently using the provided USB SSDTs from this thread, any ideas on why its not visible?
Anyone know what the current state of the Samsung 970 EVO Plus is?
I have macOS running on one (bought before I saw the warning :/)
It is running the newest firmware, and macOS installed on it just fine, but the boot time is kinda long (I guess its doing TRIM stuff?), and since Monterey was installed the boot time is even longer.
Anything I can do about that outside of chucking the 970 Pro?
Anyone know what the current state of the Samsung 970 EVO Plus is?
I have macOS running on one (bought before I saw the warning :/)
It is running the newest firmware, and macOS installed on it just fine, but the boot time is kinda long (I guess its doing TRIM stuff?), and since Monterey was installed the boot time is even longer.
Anything I can do about that outside of chucking the 970 Pro?
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