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If you're using HFS+ then you can put the system in target disk mode and access it from any machine with an HFS+ driver. Not sure if there's APFS support in lin
by joombaga 9y ago
If you're using HFS+ then you can put the system in target disk mode and access it from any machine with an HFS+ driver. Not sure if there's APFS support in linux yet.
- mschuster91 9y agoHow to put a machine that does not boot (any combo of fried CPU/motherboard/RAM/PSU) into target disk mode? Or, when the machine boots but you don't have a Thunderbolt link cable? That's the core question. Apple needlessly deviates from any standard.