Hi there here’s a start but in particular what your seeing can you’ll have to reference my original post i.e. the reformatting of my hard drive mind you a brand new laptop now two of them but this is my Mac hard drive running on my iPhone ie. diskutil list and /dev/disk2 is a preboot volume and an security update I believe but it’s running my phone.
I have read everything you have posted. Multiple times.
But today I say farewell, I bought myself a windows, PC and an android phone.
Good luck.
This is nonsense.I have to correct you .ssh or sshd is open to whatever port you want to point the service to. Yes default is 22 and secondly your remark referring to “that’s impossible” and stating ssh isn’t turned on by default is false and the verbage indicates you may not know what you’re speaking of? It is indeed “turned on” whenever the machine has a network connection. Can it be configured in a way that provides some security yes, but not when you first open the lid on a brand new device and with my experience now I’ll never direct a new machine at a network connection until that’s configured as tight as I can get it.
A newly installed Mac has ssh disabled unless you turn on "Remote Login" in the "Sharing" pane in System Settings. (Or enable it by some other method.)
And yes, if you do so the port will be 22 unless you choose a different one.
Anyhow carry-on I’ve posted a few photos. Let me know if that’s the first Mac APFS hard drive mounted and running on an iPhone you’ve seen.
Of course not. APFS is the file system on every single iPhone since the release of iOS 10.3 in 2017. (APFS was introduced on iOS first, and didn't come to macOS until 10.13 was released later that year.)
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