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				<title>New Kernel 6.12.5 for my Powermac G5</title>
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				<description>&lt;p&gt;I plugged in that great &lt;strong&gt;NVMe SSD&lt;/strong&gt; into my Powermac G5 because he supports PCI-Express (Version 1.0) and&#xA;there is a 4x Speed Port that is unused (the x16 is for the Graphicscard) and now I ran a 1 TB NVMe-SSD&#xA;in this Powermac and it is doing great. Because due the lack of drivers, Open Firmware is unable to&#xA;boot from thos NVMe-SSDs, he is able to boot from a normal 2,5&amp;quot; SSD on the SATA-Port. So I installed the&#xA;/boot/grub parts to that SSD and therefor it loads the Operating System from the NVMe :-) This is&#xA;working quite well and I run&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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