Hi,
If you are talking about old Macs with AMD/Intel GPUs, they are no more supported from a long time.
OctaneX only works with Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3/M4, and now M5 GPUs.
ciao,
Beppe
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Hi,
You need Octane for Blender 2025.4-30.10 version to have Tahoe support, and you can find it here:
viewtopic.php?t=85269
ciao,
Beppe
You need Octane for Blender 2025.4-30.10 version to have Tahoe support, and you can find it here:
viewtopic.php?t=85269
ciao,
Beppe
Hi everyone, I want to set up a linux render server on my old mac 5,1. Anyone has experience with this set-up? Otoy seems not to develop render nodes for mac...so I give linux a try. Beppe do you have any advices or driver tipps what ever I have to take care when setting up? Thanks for your help in advance.
Martin
Martin
Hi Martin,
Sincerely, I have done that some time ago and my memory is getting old
I remember to have tried some distro, and at the end, the more easy to install and maintain was Ubuntu, but I have screwed up my installation and I'm too lazy to reinstall it.
You need to prepare an USB stick via terminal, if I remember well, and the major issue was to keep the Nvidia driver up to date.
I have also read that old mac pro are no more supported by recent Linux distro, so I have abandoned my old Mac Pro 5.1 in the dust of the office
ciao,
Beppe
Sincerely, I have done that some time ago and my memory is getting old
I remember to have tried some distro, and at the end, the more easy to install and maintain was Ubuntu, but I have screwed up my installation and I'm too lazy to reinstall it.
You need to prepare an USB stick via terminal, if I remember well, and the major issue was to keep the Nvidia driver up to date.
I have also read that old mac pro are no more supported by recent Linux distro, so I have abandoned my old Mac Pro 5.1 in the dust of the office
ciao,
Beppe

