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 dega
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Dear all,
I needd to do the copy of a mac book pro model 1502 emc 2835. Usually I boot the mac using the usb with caine 7 inserted. But this time freeze.
what can I do?
Thanks


   
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UnallocatedClusters
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Potential free option - Parrot Security https://www.parrotsec.org/download.fx

Sumuri Recon Imager at $399.00 https://sumuri.com/software/recon-imager/

I have used Recon Imager successfully.

I have not tested Parrot Security on your specific MacBook model, but it is worth a try.


   
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JaredDM
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Why not just remove the SSD and clone it to a hard drive? It's a PCIe one, so you can't use a SATA adapter, but there are plenty of adapters that will go onto the PCIe slot on a typical motherboard.

I'd probably just put it in the PCIe slot with an adapter on one of my own Linux computers. I guess that's not really any simpler than just booting the laptop to Parrot, but I know my desktop boots up and functions fine since I use it all the time. Instead of wasting time trying to figure out why you can't the the laptop to boot.


   
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Hi,

I suppose that it has not "filevault" active.

Have you test Caine 9?

You can test Deft Zero. I have tested on other MacBook model (older) with SSD and I made the image forensics.

Regards.


   
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Ive had a similar issue with Paladin freezing, used DEFT zero instead.


   
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+1 for either making your own OSX Boot disk (which is probably not difficult as long as you can make sure it doesn't automatically mount your disk), or just purchasing a prebuilt one like Recon Imager or Macquisition

You're going to need it eventually; both APFS and FileVault2 require a Mac in at least part of the examination.


   
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