Hey guys,
I just sold my Mac Pro. I had an internal drive as a backup drive. To still access the data of the Mac Pro, I made an image of that disk and placed it on an external drive.
Now, when I want to mount this image from my MacBook Pro, it gives me an error message: "No activatable file systems" (or similar, I'm german...)
This is pretty crap because I need some files from there...
If I ask the disk utility, it says that the volume is damaged and needs to be repaired. But I can't repair it, the repair-button is greyed out...
The image is about 291GB big, maybe that causes problems...
Luckily I still have the HD laying around with all data on it, but I see no chance to plug it into the MBP. I'm currently building a whole PC (hackintosh) myself, that's why I sold the Mac Pro...
Thanks in advance!
I just sold my Mac Pro. I had an internal drive as a backup drive. To still access the data of the Mac Pro, I made an image of that disk and placed it on an external drive.
Now, when I want to mount this image from my MacBook Pro, it gives me an error message: "No activatable file systems" (or similar, I'm german...)
This is pretty crap because I need some files from there...
If I ask the disk utility, it says that the volume is damaged and needs to be repaired. But I can't repair it, the repair-button is greyed out...
The image is about 291GB big, maybe that causes problems...
Luckily I still have the HD laying around with all data on it, but I see no chance to plug it into the MBP. I'm currently building a whole PC (hackintosh) myself, that's why I sold the Mac Pro...
Thanks in advance!
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