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The one area with these M1 Macs that seems barely even half cooked is how they treat their disks. Does anyone know if this due to hardware limitations in the M1
by simonh 6y ago
The one area with these M1 Macs that seems barely even half cooked is how they treat their disks. Does anyone know if this due to hardware limitations in the M1 architecture, or are the restrictions in the firmware level? I'm wondering if this is even fixable by Apple in later updates.
- giuliomagnifico 6y agoI suspect is due to a security choice from Apple, a firmware upgrade should fix it, or at least put a warning or doesn’t allow you to erase the whole SSD if you can’t install macOS after.
- GeekyBear 6y agoThe free Apple Configurator 2 utility will factory reset an M1 Mac, even if the firmware is completely hosed. It's also much quicker than Windows 10's "Reset this PC" functionality, which doesn't work at all if the OS or firmware is hosed.