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I actually have plenty of internal and external FW drives (man, this old Mac Pro Cheese Grater was the best computer Apple ever designed, so easy to customize and work with.sigh рџў). The iPad Mini 3 to my Mac via iTunes?(wasn't sure which community to put this in - I chose iPad, but could obviously also go in multiple others)Your Mac Pro 4,1 CAN upgrade to the free OS X 10.11.6 El CapitГЎn.You could do what I do and install El CapitГЎn onto a fast FW800 connected external hard drive.Boot up to the external drive containing El CapitГЎn.Update iTunes, copy your current iTunes library to this new external drive, hold the option key as you launch iTunes to select the new location of your iTunes library, then you can connect your iPad Mini 3 to your computer and backup and update your iPad Mini to the latest iOS 10.You can boot back to your OS X Snow Leopard drive afterward back to your regular, normal workflow.With an external hard drive, you should partition it and create more than one partition so you can backup your entire Snow Leopard system and create a bootable backup of your Snow Leopard system using data cloning software like Bombich Software's CarbonCopyCloner OR Shirt Pocket's SuperDuper.You now have both a bootable Snow Leopard backup and a bootable version of OS X El CapitГЎn to use to sync, backup and update your more recent iPad Mini 3.I have 4 external FireWire 800 hard drives with multiple bootable versions of OS X 10.6.8, 10.8.5, 10.9.5 and 10.10.11.5 with updated iTunes versions with copies of my iTunes libraries to be able to sync and backup my iDevices to latest iTunes and to do iOS updates.My regular working OS X versions are 10.6.8 Snow Leopard and, since this past January, OS X 10.8.5 Mountain Lion.Yeah, I know. I am not going to update the version of Mac OS X running on the old Mac Pro (I will replace the machine eventually, but not right now).Using my existing Mac running Mac OS X (10.6.8) and iTunes (11.4), if I update my iPad Mini 3 to iOS 10, will I still be able to sync, backup, etc. For the iPad Mini backups, syncing, etc., I use.My concern: I'm looking to avoid triggering a cascade of required updates (of iTunes and Mac OS) which would dead-end with me being unable to sync the iPad (which would be running iOS 10) because it would require a newer version of iTunes, and/or a newer version of Mac OS.Checking for updates in iTunes 11.4, it says 'This version of iTunes (11.4) is the current version.' Presumably that's a half-truth, and it's really just the latest version that will run on Mac OS X 10.6.8 (I'm sure there's a newer version of iTunes). Yes, it's an old Mac with an old OS (which runs great.I've been waiting for the new replacement to the current Mac Pro 'cylinder' model.I'll probably die before Tim releases that, but I digress).

After much hassle, I was eventually able to get it to boot off the Snow Leopard drive again, and have left it there since. I installed Yosemite on one of the internal drives about a year and a half ago, immediately hated the UX so much, I fought with it for a couple days but found it so annoying I just wanted to go back to 10.6.8, so I tried to simply switch back to boot off that drive.I recall it was then a huge struggle to get it to recognize the 10.6.8 Snow Leopard boot drive (as I recall, vaguely, using the old standard 'Startup Disk' panel was no longer an option, and I had to go find the original Mac OS CD that came with the computer 6 years ago and boot off that.). I do have 10.10.3 Yosemite on another internal 1 TB drive (plus at least 4 external FW 2-4 TB drives, too).

Good luck with your Mac Pro - these machines are awesome and should run for a hundred years (which is why I'm sure Apple will never release another computer like it - more profit in selling watch bands.). I'll need to first figure out how to reasonably switch between startup disks.last time that was painful.But thanks for the suggestions. Maybe when I have a weekend to throw away. Maybe I'm just paranoid, but the last experience on this machine with Yosemite was miserable.I'm really not looking for a major project to soak up the next few days, I was just thinking about updating my iPad Mini to iOS 10.

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