Apple M1 Pro and Max Serial Number location on MLB?

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  • N33k0
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    • Jun 2023
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    Apple M1 Pro and Max Serial Number location on MLB?

    I think by now, everyone who is in Apple repair has read the other long post about this topic. Unfortunately, that thread was closed back in December of last year and went unresolved. Are there any updates or new info as to where the serial number appears to be located on these boards? The last major update for that thread was the the serial appears to be stored on a section of the NAND but no tools existed yet to read and write from that portion of the drive.

    It would be nice to get this discussion going again.
    Last edited by N33k0; 06-26-2023, 07:07 AM. Reason: Title
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