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i'm very confused. it should be working. double-check that all of your wires are firmly connected.. perhaps reseat them? looking at your pictures, it seems correct, but here's another simplified GPIO pinout to follow:
try connecting the VCC, powering the mac off, leaving battery and magsafe connected, and attempting a read.
please share your flashrom command and the output.
also, here is a link to instructions for an SPI self-test. it only tests MISO/MOSI, but since you tried two different rbps, i doubt that's the issue
www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/spi/README.md#troubleshooting
ensure your battery is fully charged, and connected to the mac along with the magsafe charger.
remove the VCC pin from your easy flash clip, but leave the rest of the wires (including ground) connected.
power on mac with ALT key until you reach the padlock screen
close the lid, flip it over, and connect to the chip
Doesn't work
Sadly nopower on mac and let boot to the "this computer is disabled" screen
close the lid, flip it over, and connect to the chip
remove the SSD, power on the mac and boot to the [?] screen
close the lid, flip it over, and connect to the chip
I've not the pentalobe, but I'll try when I'll reveive it. Any other step ? :/
PS : I tried to do this with both Rpi2 and Rpi3 and the results are exactly the same.
Hello,
Nothing change :/Try powering the Mac on to the EFI lock screen, closing the lid, and connecting to the chip then.
I've this, how can I do this ?Try booting to iCloud lock screen, closing and connecting.
It says that the Macbook is locked for x minutes
Is it the top connector ? (Sorry I'm a noob with Mac)Or, try removing ssd, powering on to (?) screen, closing lid and connecting.
Nothing changeAlso experiment with removing the vcc pin