- macOS Tahoe Beta Drops FireWire Support - MacRumors
The first macOS Tahoe developer beta does not support the legacy FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 data-transfer standards, according to @NekoMichi on X, and a Reddit post
- Pour one out for 400 800 FireWire? macOS 26 beta 1 drops . . .
Reddit and X users (via MacRumors) who upgraded to macOS Tahoe 26 developer beta 1 say FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 devices no longer mount, whether it’s an old iPod, a MiniDV camcorder, or
- Bye-Bye Firewire: macOS Tahoe Beta Does Not Offer FireWire . . .
It looks like macOS Tahoe 26 is dropping support for the legacy FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 data-transfer standards The first macOS Tahoe 26 beta, released to developers last week, does not include support for FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 data transfers, according to @NekoMichi on X , as well as a Reddit post
- FireWire is gone from macOS 26 Apple isnt looking back
FireWire's final curtain call may be upon us In the first developer beta of macOS 26 Tahoe, Apple has removed all FireWire support While the removal comes in a beta release and technically could
- macOS Tahoe Drops FireWire, Ends an Era for Tech Users
The tech world is abuzz with a bittersweet development for longtime Apple enthusiasts and professionals who have clung to legacy hardware The first developer beta of macOS Tahoe, version 26 of Apple’s operating system, has officially dropped support for FireWire 400 and 800, the once-ubiquitous data transfer standards that powered early iPods and a range of external devices
- Tahoe Seems to Drop FireWire Support - 512 Pixels
The first macOS Tahoe developer beta does not support the legacy FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 data-transfer standards, according to @NekoMichi on X, and a Reddit post As a result, the first few iPod models and old external storage drives that rely on FireWire cannot be synced with or mounted on a Mac running the macOS Tahoe beta
- macOS Tahoe 26 Developer Preview 1 doesnt support FireWire . . .
Most people aren’t going to miss the FireWire standard on any modern Mac, but it’s worth noting that a small percentage of users do still use FireWire devices even today Unless Apple adds the FireWire standard back in future iterations of macOS Tahoe 26, those users could be forced to upgrade their working legacy accessories
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