victry1 macrumors regular Original poster Apr 22, 2021 #1 Probably sounds dumb, but will I be able to use my USB-c dongles with the new IPP?
S sparksd macrumors G4 Apr 22, 2021 #2 Yes - and not a dumb question at all. Thunderbolt supports backward compatibility with USB-C. Reactions: victry1
ericwn macrumors G5 Apr 22, 2021 #3 Gut feeling: most stuff should work. Do you have any specific functionality you are hoping to have on iPad?
Gut feeling: most stuff should work. Do you have any specific functionality you are hoping to have on iPad?
victry1 macrumors regular Original poster Apr 22, 2021 #4 ericwn said: Gut feeling: most stuff should work. Do you have any specific functionality you are hoping to have on iPad? Click to expand... Mostly to access other drives and to download my photos to it.
ericwn said: Gut feeling: most stuff should work. Do you have any specific functionality you are hoping to have on iPad? Click to expand... Mostly to access other drives and to download my photos to it.
AutomaticApple Suspended Apr 22, 2021 #5 victry1 said: Probably sounds dumb, but will I be able to use my USB-c dongles with the new IPP? Click to expand... Of course, why wouldn't you?
victry1 said: Probably sounds dumb, but will I be able to use my USB-c dongles with the new IPP? Click to expand... Of course, why wouldn't you?
victry1 macrumors regular Original poster Apr 23, 2021 #6 AutomaticApple said: Of course, why wouldn't you? Click to expand... Because I didn’t know if it was compatible or backwards compatible.
AutomaticApple said: Of course, why wouldn't you? Click to expand... Because I didn’t know if it was compatible or backwards compatible.
W wortex macrumors newbie Apr 23, 2021 #7 Some of them got drivers for NIC to install in MacOs, so it should not working I think...Does they?