Mac-friendly inverter?

Solar Guppy said:

Yes, Macs don't have anything special hardware wise ( intel based ), VM's work with most USB devices

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mactech said:

Macs no longer use Intel chips. Apple uses their own silicon chips, the M1 and M2 which are ARM based as used in the iOS devices.

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You Can Now Run VirtualBox on Apple Silicon (M1 / M2)

Mac VirtualBox users will be happy to know that VirtualBox now runs natively on Apple Silicon ARM processors, including the M1 and M2. VirtualBox is virtualization software that allows you to run o…

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scottmag said:

I'm about to invest in a new solar setup. I was planning to use the EG4 6500ex, but found out that it requires Windows to run firmware updates. I haven't touched a Windows computer in almost 20 years...
Are there any good inverters whose firmware can be managed/updated via MacOS? Or any other way around this issue of having to use Windows?

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