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The Keynote will be available to stream on apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and the Apple YouTube channel. On-demand playback will be available after the conclusion of the stream.
I came across essentially the same question asked here previously. As that was some time ago, it seems that things have kept changing. Today (macOS 14.4.1) I found this in the ioreg output:
Can the mention of "SCSI" under IOUSBMassStorageDriver be interpreted as "UAS supported"?
c_alpha wrote:
I came across essentially the same question asked here previously. As that was some time ago, it seems that things have kept changing. Today (macOS 14.4.1) I found this in the ioreg output:
<ioreg output.log>
Can the mention of "SCSI" under IOUSBMassStorageDriver be interpreted as "UAS supported"?
Maybe you can state what is your issue...
along with your exact Mac you are using?
The current stable release of Sonoma including bug fixes, security updates is macOS 14.5
Keep your Mac up to date - Apple Support
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I am scratching my head over making some legacy mass storage accessible from my M3 MBP to recover the data from old tapes and HDD drives for forensic purposes. All of the legacy devices have SCSI interface. I currently see two potential ways forward. One would seem to be a SCSI host controller in a PCIe enclosure hooked up via Thunderbolt. That would require usable drivers or out-of-the-box support in macOS, both of which seem unlikely to me with current macOS versions however. The other route I could see is using an EZ-USB eval board plus some glue circuitry (e.g. differential line drivers) to approximate a SCSI PHY. I could then implement software on the EZ-USB to proxy the SCSI communication from the devices to a UAS driver in macOS. However easy or complex implementing this may end up being in reality, it depends on the availability of UAS support in current macOS. Hence my asking the question.
Verify USB UAS mode in macOS
