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Connecting multiple units (hard drives; monitors etc.) in series, often with FireWire or Thunderbolt.
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Display Daisy-Chaining with High Sierra
has this issue been sorted out with High-Sierra?
The issue being (in case you didn't want to click the link) that daisy-chained displays were always being mirrored instead of recognised as individual …
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Display Daisy-Chaining with High Sierra
Ok, so now I went ahead and bought a thunderbolt 3 dock to which I have both my monitors connected. They are being recognised as separate monitors. So I guess it does work, but maybe it needs to be th …
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