Password Entered, and the following was returned. Sudo Pdisk /dev/rdisk3 - Prompted Password. Diskutility list - Listed the drives with the same information as the DiskUtility Utility.Ģ. So I proceeded to Terminal Command and tried the following with their respective results.ġ. Left Sidebar indicated an External Drive: Seagate Expansion Media BUT there is no partition (Indentation Underneath).Īlso these are the only available options, the rest have been greyed out. I went back to the Disk Utility and the System Information Panel and noticed the system has recognized my Seagate HD but it appears to have a Lost or Corrupted Partition Map Type.
I placed the HD back within the enclosure, and used the Dual USB A to Micro B Cable. The lights on the hard drive didn't even light up.Ģ. Remove HD from Enclosure and connected via SATA, but nothing changed. I attempted the following with the following results.ġ. USB Y Cable for External Hard Drive - Dual USB A to Micro B USB 2.0 to IDE/SATA/2.5"/3.5" Hard Drive converterĢ. I verified any sign of the Seagate withġ. My intention was to restore from my time machine backup on the Seagate, but when I attempted the restoration, the Hard Drive was not mounting, or even being recognized by my Mac. By this time, I had re-formated my Early 2011 Macbook Pro.
Powered it up, and plugged-in my Seagate External Hard drive, (I believe Yosemite was the OS on this) Anyways in attempt to eject correctly the eject Failed, and with haste I unplugged the Hard Drive.
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Picked up a New Apple MacBook Pro w/Retina Display 13.3" Display - 8GB Memory - 256GB MF840LL/A Laptop. *Swapped out the Optical Drive for an SSD. *Used only for my time-machine back up for my Early 2011 Macbook Pro. Problem: Lost, Erased, or Corrupted Partition Table on External Hard Drive.
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