Mac Pro 2006 update

Hello!!

I need to find answers... Have the head to point to operate!

I realized a Mac Pro in 2006, with 32 GB with a 8800 GT for what I want to install some x 5365 processors who bought, have some videos to see where the process to have him upgrade * Yosemite or the * Capitan.

But I have another one who is to come up with a former Nvidia 7300 efi and processors equal two, same RAM...

The question is:

Can I update the EFI firmware for Mac Pro works with the x 5365, 32 GB of ram and the old Nvidia 7300 with an older operating system how Lion or leopard? Or I have to blink to the graphics card or anything for it to work?

Any explanation would be very good for me! Already, I'm a little confusedt...

Much thanks!

To upgrade the processor on a model 2006 to double processors with four cores, the firmware for Mac Pro 2.1 must be installed. You can not do this for profit, but if you do it for your own pleasure, no one will come after you. Watch on netkas.org for instructions.

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The original Mac Pro 1.1 and 2.1 of 2006 and 2007 were 32-bit firmware, which supports up to Mac OS X 10.7 without modification. Later, Mac OS X may be supported if you want to bad enough by adding a few hacks and firmware for 64-bit installation that runs to the backend using the 32-bit firmware as a base. It works for these old Macs (not for third party material), and each version of Mac OS X you want install requires re - apply some hacks so he can begin.

Still, he is an amateur approach interesting, that you can use for your own pleasure. It is not supported by all, and if you encounter a problem, you can debug. Fans of report that it is fairly stable.

Search for sfott (64 32) for a blog with the discussion of this approach.

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