So I’ve figured it out. Apparently I removed the wrong the wrong number 4 pin. I removed it from the power lines instead of the data lines. It works perfectly now without the Manufacturing Diagnostic pin (and a missing ground pin). I am going to order a new cable though where I will only remove the Manufacturing Diagnostic pin just to be safe.[br]
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I now have managed to put in the Mac mini 2012 2.3Gh/z i7 motherboard in a Mac mini 2010 case without modifying the motherboard. I will hopefully add a blu-ray drive in the future.
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So I’ve figured it out! Apparently I removed the wrong number 4 pin. I removed it from the power lines instead of the data lines. It works perfectly now without the Manufacturing Diagnostic pin (and a missing ground pin).
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I’m going to order a new cable though where I will only remove the Manufacturing Diagnostic pin just to be safe.
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I’ve now have managed to put in the Mac mini 2012 2.3Gh/z i7 motherboard into a Mac mini 2010 case without modifying the motherboard.
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I will hopefully add a blu-ray drive in the future.
So I’ve figured it out. Apparently I removed the wrong the wrong number 4 pin. I removed it from the power lines instead of the data lines. It works perfectly now without the Manufacturing Diagnostic pin (and a missing ground pin). I am going to order a new cable though where I will only remove the Manufacturing Diagnostic pin just to be safe.[br]
I now have managed to put in the Mac mini 2012 2.3Gh/z i7 motherboard in a Mac mini 2010 case without modifying the motherboard. I will hopefully add a blu-ray drive in the future.