Depending on where all your data stored, you could use your hard drive formatted in NTFS using NTFS for Mac, or I might recommend a second hard drive again utilize the NTFS drive and NTFS for Mac and transfer the data from one hard drive to the second one. What I could recommend is running real RealVNC server on the Mac mini and then you could use anything from a computer to an iPad or an iPhone to connect to your Mac mini just in case anything was to come up. The server software updates every few weeks. I use an M1 Mac mini to run my Plex server. I have a large HDD that I use for our personal content/media.ġ- has anybody been successful in moving there plex server from a windows machine to a Mac silicon? Plex says it’s basically near impossible.Ģ- do you run into the occasional problem or is it smooth sailing? I will occasionally be traveling and will not have access to my server. I have a Mac Mini M1 (8/256) that is not getting any good use and I’m thinking about moving my plex server to it. The nuc is starting to show its age and is incredibly loud even when it’s not doing anything. To update the machine (via official means) download the oficial ISO of Mojave, high sierra or lower on the oficial apple site (mojave is the last one who can natively update an instalation all the way back from mountain lion, use mojave if you don't plan on running 32bit software, high sierra if you will be runnign 32bits apps, otherwise if you only want to run a plex server and nothing more, no problem going with mojave.) here:, and run the update.Im currently running a plex server for three users (mostly direct streams with some encoding streams) on my intel nuc.
If so, and you say it doesn't run that must mean the old owner of your machine never updated it and it's currently running Montain lion from 2012, one before Maverick, and if thats the case, i's pretty easy to solve, if you update the machine OS it can go all the way up to Catalina (oficially) or even higher with opencore. Have you got the correct download from this page? it goes all the way back to mavericks, which is from 2013. Mini 2012 is technically better than a 2014 for plex, and a fantastic machine even today since they use 4 cores instead of 2 cores cpus, and plex server suposedly runs on it no problem.
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