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I’m trying to update my firmware on the SSD (aftermarket) by crucial, but it just sits at this weird screen. &nbsp;I tried two different dvds and a usb thumbdrive. &nbsp;The device is a 2014 mac mini. &nbsp;The DVD drive is an external apple superdrive.
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I’m trying to update my firmware on the SSD (aftermarket) by crucial, but it just sits at this weird screen.  I tried two different dvds and a usb thumbdrive.  The device is a 2014 mac mini.  The DVD drive is an external apple superdrive.

OS X Crucial SSD Firmware Update

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Apple Hardware

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