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Does Apple still support multipathing as indicated in this Technical Note TN2173: Multipathing with FibreChannel on Mac OS X on the Apple website, in the current versions of Apple macOS and if not, when (what version of Apple Mac OS X or macOS) was it removed or discontinued? Was it only...

The System Information does see the controller and identified it properly as an ASMedia SATA 6 Gb/s controller: that is not the issue. The issue is it does not identify which specific model it is and I don‘t know that clearing any caches would change that (or would it really and why and how...

That‘s because no drivers are offered or required for macOS: it is using the generic AHCI SATA driver built in to macOS. I confirmed this with them.

Using emoji characters from the iOS/iPadOS keyboard causes the error when I post. Using the forum toolbar emoji button from the new post field toolbar in the forum does not cause it: they are different set of characters.

I know what a Cache is, but what does that have to do with identifying which ASMedia SATA 6 GB/s controller is used for the internal SATA ports in the Mac Pro (2023)? (Which is what this thread is about.)

What is the cache problem, BTW?

No, but the ones from the Apple iOS / iPadOS keyboard.

Why would DNS server affect a forum server rejecting Unicode characters such as emojis in a post?

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Looks like it did not like the Unicode characters.

Which ASMedia Serial ATA 6 Gb/s controller does the Apple Mac Pro (2023) utilize to drive the 2 onboard internal SATA 6 Gb/s ports (ASM1061, ASM1061R, ASM1062, ASM1062R, ASM1064, ASM1164, or ASM1166) and do they support Port Multipliers (and if so: Command-based switching or FIS (Frame...

Which ASMedia Serial ATA 6 Gb/s controller does the Apple Mac Pro (2023) utilize to drive the 2 onboard internal SATA 6 Gb/s ports (ASM1061, ASM1061R, ASM1062, ASM1062R, ASM1064, ASM1164, or ASM1166) and do they support Port Multipliers (and if so: Command-based switching or FIS (Frame...

I get this error:

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