Yes, it works. The SANLink1 driver is built into the macOS kernel. Grab a macOS 10.13 machine as a test and you'll see it works fine. The SL1 will be listed in System Preferences > Fibre Channel just like it does on previous versions of OS X.
The only drivers Promise compiles and that requires our kernel extension, is for SANLink2 and SANLink3.
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SANLink1 macOS 10.13 High Sierra compatibility for SANLink1?
P B
posted this
26 February 2018
Pegasus2 Eject error with Pegasus2 and iMac Pro
H Kees
posted this
13 February 2018
- Last edited 13 February 2018
Please check the store under Mac - Storage. When selecting under Mac Compatibility - iMacPro, no storage devises are listed, except for Promise Sanlink3, Airport Time capsule 2, and two more items. It’s significant, I don’t think it’s an error. It leaves me wondering do I purchase a Peagasus3 or not, or even - do I buy an iMacPro or not?
