Hello. I connected my Pegasus2 R4 (raid1) to my new Mac Studio with M1 ultra chip and OS Monterey. I used Apple original Thunderbolt 3 - to Thunderbolt 2 adapter, but it doesn't load volumes ...
Can someone help me?
Thanks!!!
Pegasus2 R4 don't work on Mac Studio Monterey Chip M1 Ultra
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Giorgio Olivero
posted this
12 July 2022
R P
posted this
09 January 2023
Hi Rebecca,
That's odd, it works OK for me.
Try this, the link will be good for 30 days from today.
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Olivier Klencklen
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22 July 2022
- Last edited 22 July 2022
Bonjour,
j'avais le même problème sur un M1 (Mac Book Pro, Mac mini). Puis sur un M1 pro, on m'a demandé d'installer un driver : R_Promise_Utility_402000012.dmg si je me souviens bien… j'ai accès au disque, mais j'ai toujours un message système de l'os d'Appel qui me dit qu'il ne sera bientôt plus compatible. C'est préoccupant !
Si quelqu'un à plus d'information à ce sujet, nous sommes preneurs ;-)
Gautham Sakthi
posted this
25 July 2022
Hi,
For the M1 MAC please install the below Promise Pegasus user space driver and check again,
https://www.promise.com/DownloadFile.aspx?DownloadFileUID=6902
Richard Harris
posted this
22 August 2022
Same problem - I've been trying to resolve this with Promise support for more than a year, with no result. I'm close to removing Promise from our list of preferred suppliers for our new data centre build.
R P
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22 August 2022
- Last edited 22 August 2022
Hi All,
When the M1 macs came out the Pegasus 2 was indeed tested, I know as I tested with the Pegasus 2 myself.
But some investigation has revealed that if the Pegasus has old firmware, like 5.04.0000.17 (FCS release), the Pegasus 2 won't mount on either an Intel or M1 MAC running Monterey. This firmware is from 2013. But when I attached my Pegasus 2 to Catalina it mounted fine. So my testing had obviously been done with the latest firmware.
If the latest Pegasus 2 firmware is loaded (5.04.0000.64) the Pegasus2 will mount on both the M1 (with both the kext and user space driver) and the Intel Monterey. It can be slow to mount, I did not time it, but it might take a minute, then it works fine and can be managed with the latest Pegasus32 Utility.
Since the Pegasus 2 with old firmware won't be recognized by an M1 MAC, a firmware update will have to be done from an older MAC. I used a Catalina MAC Mini, but Big Sur will probably work as well.
R P
posted this
19 December 2022
Hi,
We suggest using the Pegasus user space driver with Ventura or Monterey. Please use the Promise Utility and driver from the Pegasus32, they are backwards compatible with the Pegasus2.
This DEXT driver from the Pegasus32 downloads should be used.
Note that installing this driver will delete the kernel space driver.
The Pegasus 2 firmware was updated in 2020, the latest firmware should be used. But there is an issue with the latest Pegasus32 Promise Utility and it will not update Pegasus2 firmware. But a slightly older Pegasus Utility will work.
Please use this Promise Utility (v4.06.0000.01).
To update with this Pegasus2 firmware (v5.04.0000.64).
Without the latest firmware the Pegasus2 will experience random disconnects and failure to reconnect after a reboot.
Rebecca Firlik
posted this
09 January 2023
To update with this Pegasus2 firmware (v5.04.0000.64).
Without the latest firmware the Pegasus2 will experience random disconnects and failure to reconnect after a reboot.
This firmware link is broken. ....
