Not sure how secure erase works, but I’ve run into this a few times after “erasing”. I think it has something to do with boot records or partition tables. So th

Not sure how secure erase works, but I’ve run into this a few times after “erasing”. I think it has something to do with boot records or partition tables. So there’s a piece of some drives (usually at the front) that contains this data. You can overwrite it properly with the appropriate tools. I always just used `dd` on the raw drive ref in Linux to blow it up.