Apr 11, 2018 - OWC Aura SSD 2TB (for Mac Pro) 升級MacOS High Sierra (10.13.4) 安裝前先下載: 1: MacOS High Sierra 10.13.4.dmg. Sep 29, 2017 - In testing, we have identified a related issue with our Aura SSDs. Early 2014); MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014); Mac Pro (Late 2013). Aug 18, 2018 - I have a 2015 2016 MacBook Pro with the 2TB SSD option. I am running an external Helios drive from OWC. At the high end, a Samsung 960 Pro NVMe PCIe SSD can handle a staggering 2TB/s sequential throughput, the random numbers are. Aura for 2013 Mac Pro: 10.13.4 and Later Install Issue. Sep 29, 2017 - Replacing a Mac's 500GB or 1TB hard drive with a same-sized SSD required at least. Once unthinkably huge 2TB and 4TB SSDs are now commonly. With this week's release of macOS High Sierra, Apple has officially made. OWC's Aura/Aura Pro series for this particular MacBook Air has had weaker.
I have an early 2015 Macbook Pro running Mac OS Yosemite. Last year I replaced the Mac's internal 500GB SSD with a OWC Aura 1TB SSD. Everything has worked fine up to now, although the OS still recognizes the SSD as an 'external' drive. I am now trying to upgrade to High Sierra. The installer won't run on this drive, complaining that that it's missing a firmware partition. I'm not sure if this is related to other posts () I've seen about OWC SSD drives installed internally but appearing as external. Or, if it has to do with attempting a three-version leap in the OS.
I have an external Time Machine drive with a recent backup, so I guess I could attempt reformatting the OWC drive, installing High Sierra, then restoring from Time Machine. But that takes so long I'd like to avoid it if I can. Also, if the fault is in the drive itself I'm not sure it would work. Anything else I should do? Update: I have spoken with OWC customer service, and they say I will need to reinstall the OEM SSD.
Then upgrade to High Sierra, which will update the Mac's firmware. Then re-install the OWC drive, and upgrade that to High Sierra. I hope I can find the old drive.
I finally did get this to work. Here is my process with the non-functioning loops edited out.
It's inspired by, but slightly different from, this process outlined by MacSales in. For this process, you need not just the original (OEM) Mac SSD, but also the enclosure that OWC sends with their upgrade kit. The screwdrivers (P5 and T5) come in handy too. And a spudger tool, sold separately. Also, this process wipes both the original and the new (OWC) SSDs clean, so you need a recent backup, for instance Time Machine. • Open up the Macbook, and replace the OWC SSD with the OEM one.
• Boot into recovery mode (command-R at startup). Use Disk Utility to erase and reformat the internal drive, and install a clean macOS on it. It will be an old version; in my case Yosemite. • Reboot, and using an administrator account, install macOS High Sierra on the OEM SSD.
You now have High Sierra, but on the wrong drive, and none of your data. • Open up the Macbook again and remove the SSD. Install the OEM SSD in the external enclosure, and the OWC SSD in the MacBook. • Plug in the external, reboot, and hold down Option at the chime. You will have the option to boot from the internal (OWC) SSD into the old MacOS version, or the external (OEM) SSD into High Sierra. You want the latter. It will slow down a bit, but it will work.
• Use Disk Utility to erase and reformat the internal (OWC) drive. • Go to the Mac App Store and redownload the 'Install MacOS High Sierra' application.
It should be about 5.2GB large. Run the installer, and use it to install High Sierra on the internal drive. Remember, everything's running off the external drive with the OEM SSD. You now have High Sierra on both drives. • Use the Migration Assistant to restore your files from the Time Machine (or whatever) backup back to the Mac.
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