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 dror
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Hi
I need to Imaging a MacBook Air.
to eo1 or dd.
I use Paladin but it does not recognize the source disk.
Does anyone have any idea what to use.
Thanks


   
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 dega
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Try Caine or tsurugi linux


   
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 dega
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I am not sure but in 2018 deft zero was optimized for MAC. Try here http//na.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/deft/zero/deftZ-2018-2.iso


   
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 dror
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I tried Caine
It also does not recognize the internal disk
Thanks


   
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minime2k9
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DEFT Or Macquisition will work.
Need something with nvme support.


   
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 dror
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Sorry
I tried DEFT
It's stuck on a blue screen for a long time after the main screen


   
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LeGioN
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If the MacBook Air is pre T2 (Before 2018) it should be possible to image it by putting it in target mode and image it with for example ftk imager. )


   
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nightworker
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open it use rstudio for mac and acquire not forensically sound but it works
create a video and write it down on your report


   
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socratescymru
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If the MacBook Air is pre T2 (Before 2018) it should be possible to image it by putting it in target mode and image it with for example ftk imager. )

I second this method, works every time for me when plugged directly into a hardware imager via thunderbolt or firewire (if available)


   
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