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While I welcome the privacy implications of this, I don’t see why recovery wouldn’t be possible if the T2 chip and the SSD is intact?
by tzahola 8y ago
While I welcome the privacy implications of this, I don’t see why recovery wouldn’t be possible if the T2 chip and the SSD is intact?
- jakobegger 8y agoIn that case, target disk mode presumably works and you don't need a special recovery port?
- dingo_bat 8y agoT2 and SSD can be intact and other stuff in the motherboard may be fried. Would target mode work in that case?
- jakobegger 8y agoI guess it depends on what exactly is "fried"? I assume that the CPU is needed for target disk mode, but maybe a faulty GPU wouldn't matter? But to be honest I have no idea -- I'm a software developer and I know very little about hardware.
- Mindwipe 8y ago> In that case, target disk mode presumably works and you don't need a special recovery port? No good to you if the power connector on the logic board is screwed but the chips are fine.