#Macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt driver
#Macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt mac

Then downloaded and installed the script again.Д«ens-MacBook-Pro:Desktop benslocum$ curl -o ~/Desktop/ automate-eGPU.sh I uninstalled the script and the web drivers. Nothing new shows up in the Thunderbolt Device Tree. With System information still open, I plug in the Node.

#Macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt mac

Going to About this Mac and System Information work just fine. I unplugged the Node, hit power again and the computerВ boots right up. I let it sit for about 10 minutes and there was no change. The fans run, but it never shows anything on the internal display. It turns off, but does not boot back up (Node still connected). Going to Applications>Utilities>System Information does not load either. Then I try to go to About this Mac to see what the Thunderbolt tree shows.

#Macbook pro late 2013 thunderbolt driver

Your system is eGPU enabled and Nvidia web driver is up to date. If I connect the Node and run the script I get this output: With the Node disconnected I can boot up the computer and everything runs fine. I did exactly as you said, and waited over 6 minutes for it to boot before hard powering off, disconnecting the Node and booting up again to write this reply.Д«efore I saw your message I was writing the message below. What am I Thank you for jumping in! Sadly, that didn't work. Was there something I was supposed to do to prepare the computer beforehand? Akitio told me that the node that they sent me had the latest firmware. I know I need to run the automate egpu script before anything will be sent through the thunderbolt cable, through the Node, through the graphics card to my external display, but if I can't see anything or do anything on the computer, I can't run the script. The computer is on, I can hear the fans, but nothing is being displayed. I turned on my MacBook Pro and the graphics card came to life but the internal screen on the laptop has remained black.

I turn on the power to the node, and it waited patiently for a computer to tell it to do something. And a display port cable from the GTX card out to an external display. I took a thunderbolt 3 to thunderbolt 2 adapter and ran a thunderbolt 2 cable from the back of the node to my MacBook Pro. I was able to get a hold of a node, and installed the card, hooked up the 6+2 PCI express power from the Node PSU to the video card.