Re: Macbook M1 bypass FMM / EFI Unlock
yes sir. i turned off the internal display, but dont get picture on external monitor.
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Re: Macbook M1 bypass FMM / EFI Unlock
On older Macs, removing the internal display connector will force the Mac to use an external display.
On the subject of it being locked, I’m afraid you’ll have to wait for an unlock to be made available on here.Leave a comment:
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hi guys. i have a macbook air m1 apple silicon. unfortunately he has a locked apple id and broken screen. if connect use type-c to hdmi adapter, i have no image. please say to me how can i get image from recovery assistant. thank you. sorry for my englishLeave a comment:
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Hi I'm keen to volunteer if you are still looking ? Cheers KarlLeave a comment:
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Here is the SOCROM read .bin fine from MDM Locked M1 Mac
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LQI...ew?usp=sharing
It is not Windbond, in my case it is Macronix.Leave a comment:
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Here is the SOCROM read .bin fine from MDM Locked M1 Mac
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LQI...ew?usp=sharing
It is not Windbond, in my case it is Macronix.Leave a comment:
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If you do a full nand read, try to backup winbond chip also as a pair, it migh hold some keys to open data on ssd.Leave a comment:
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I have also installed both NANDs to a known working iPhone X so I can read the data with Purple Mode. When NAND is installed, the phone goes in recovery mode and purple mode fails to connect. When I try to restore software with iTunes it gives error 4014 because underlaying data is not correct.
So no luck in reading the SN from M1 Mac NAND with this method.
I will try to read data from my personal mac and write it to this locked mac and testLast edited by niksamarkovic4; 06-08-2022, 09:17 AM.Leave a comment:
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I have read the data with HxD software and tried decoding with all available options, but none decode to anything that makes sense.Leave a comment:
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I believe it's encrypted and I don't know how to decrypt.Leave a comment:
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Here is data from the left NAND
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yVm...ew?usp=sharingLeave a comment:
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I have read the right NAND on M1 A2338
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mQo...ew?usp=sharing
Here is the data. I can't see the serial numberLeave a comment:
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thanks, i will waiting for checkra1n release new version , and i will buy full tool,
hope it comes out soonLeave a comment:
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A 3.3v to 1.8v adapter is only $5.
Bear in mind that you’re repairing a MacBook worth $500-$2000. A $20 investment is worth it to have the correct tools.Leave a comment:
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ah, sorry, i understand rightnow, you adding AMS1117 1.8V to convert 5v usb --> 1,8v for vcc T2 rom,Leave a comment:
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oh, really? i see in this picture, you are using "DIP8-SOP8 0.65mm". does it fit for "uson8 4*3 "???
and why you add capacitor to transistor and jump to 8 pin adapter? ( I think it convert 3v3 vol to 1.8V to use with t2 chip )
sorry for dumb question, i am a newbieD
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over 20$ in my country very expensive, what do you think when I use copper jump wire to connect T2 Rom chip in Adapter "DIP8 to SOP8"Leave a comment:
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We're all waiting for new checkra1n release as it stands.Leave a comment:
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thanks for answer, but my Macbook in new version bridgeOS, hope checkra1n team do somethingLeave a comment:
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