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I have a 2006 Mac Pro that has not been used in a while. It seems to start up fine however the apple monitor that I purchased with it no longer works.
I want too access the hard drives so that I can find my file with older digital photographs and retain them.
I have a MacBook Pro and a Imac.
Is there any way I can do that without another monitor.
Can I somehow access the Mac Pro using either the MBP or iMac .
Thanks
Here is an article that may help.
Here is an article that may help.
This does not seem to work but thanks for the help.
is it possible that given this is a 2006 mp and the os probably has not been updated since say 2010 that it does not have a target disk mode....thanks
Target disk mode does not depend on any particular version of MacOS, because it executes directly from the computer's ROM.
Connect to to another Mac with a FireWire cable(and a Thunderbolt adapter if needed) and start it up with the T key held down. Copy the files off.
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