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> Then you can cable it to mac #2 and it will show up as a drive. Additionally you can hold down option on mac #2 and choose the disk from mac #1 as the boot dr
by jlokier 6y ago
> Then you can cable it to mac #2 and it will show up as a drive. Additionally you can hold down option on mac #2 and choose the disk from mac #1 as the boot drive, and then boot from it. This is really good when say #1 has no display or has a display problem.
Does this work when #1's disk is encrypted (as it should be) on a Mac with the T2 security chip?
- mistersquid 6y ago> Does this work when #1's disk is encrypted (as it should be) on a Mac with the T2 security chip? That should work. I'm pretty certain that when I attached an encrypted macOS drive in Target Disk mode, the Recovery System prompted me to provide credentials in order to decrypt the drive.