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Click to expand.Mac Pro firmware do those steps during post time, not in the correct order: • Check all memory controllers, two if you have a dual CPU, for RAM present. • Map all RAM, set the correct frequency (this sometimes requires a reset of NVRAM to work correctly). • Check all RAM for ECC errors. • Check all PCIe slots and all extenders/switches for PCIe cards, map all drives into PCIe slots. • Map and check all devices into Firewire and USB ports, map all drives. • Do a SMART check on the SATA/SAS and PCIe drives.

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• Initialise the Ethernet controllers. This is what I remember, probably has more steps that I forgot. Mac Pro firmware do those steps during post time, not in the correct order: • Check all memory controllers, two if you have a dual CPU, for RAM present.

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• Map all RAM, set the correct frequency (this sometimes requires a reset of NVRAM to work correctly). • Check all RAM for ECC errors. • Check all PCIe slots and all extenders/switches for PCIe cards, map all drives into PCIe slots. • Map and check all devices into Firewire and USB ports, map all drives. • Do a SMART check on the SATA/SAS and PCIe drives.

• Initialise the Ethernet controllers. This is what I remember, probably has more steps that I forgot. Post Merged, Jan 19, 2019 ---Hi again, to be clear: I've just bought this machine refurbished, has two month guarantee yet. It's a MacPro 5.1 (mid 2010), 2x3.33 GHz 6-core Xeon, 8x8 GB RAM, ATi 5770, 500 GB SSD, 1 TB HDD, Snow Leopard installed. After removing all SSD/HDD-s and peripherals (except bluetooth keyboard and mouse) is time to chime 12 sec with only 1 RAM module installed, and 25 seconds with all the 8. Boot ROM version is up to date: MP51.007F.B03. In the beginning there was some problem with RAM modules not always recognized of the system, and red light from memory diagnostic LED-s.

After having RAM modules removed and reseated many times is there no longer such a problem. Unfortunately is there no way to boot in Apple Hardware Test, neither on-line AHT. Though Apple Service Diagnostics found no hardware errors. Otherwise works Mac like a charm. I just wonder, why it takes 25 seconds while iMac chimes after 5 secs, and other Mac Pro users report time to chime about 7-10 seconds.

I will be reassured, if you think, that's normal - and no worry about hardware error. Post Merged, Jan 19, 2019 ---Hi again, to be clear: I've just bought this machine refurbished, has two month guarantee yet. It's a MacPro 5.1 (mid 2010), 2x3.33 GHz 6-core Xeon, 8x8 GB RAM, ATi 5770, 500 GB SSD, 1 TB HDD, Snow Leopard installed.

After removing all SSD/HDD-s and peripherals (except bluetooth keyboard and mouse) is time to chime 12 sec with only 1 RAM module installed, and 25 seconds with all the 8. Boot ROM version is up to date: MP51.007F.B03. In the beginning there was some problem with RAM modules not always recognized of the system, and red light from memory diagnostic LED-s. After having RAM modules removed and reseated many times is there no longer such a problem. Unfortunately is there no way to boot in Apple Hardware Test, neither on-line AHT.

Though Apple Service Diagnostics found no hardware errors. Otherwise works Mac like a charm. I just wonder, why it takes 25 seconds while iMac chimes after 5 secs, and other Mac Pro users report time to chime about 7-10 seconds. I will be reassured, if you think, that's normal - and no worry about hardware error.