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vett93

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Jul 27, 2014
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Can someone point me to where I can find a low-level hardware diagnostic tool for MP6,1? I was told that it was shared in this forum but I cannot find it. My Mac Pro randomly ejects USB devices (drives, webcam, mic, etc.). I have used the Apple Diagnostics and it shows everything is fine. I was told that there is a more in-depth diagnostic tool.
 
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I know how to get it.

Regards
John
 
You can find it easily on Internet using Google.
You'll be able to download 4 files (ASD_3S159.001.dmg / ASD_3S159.002.dmg / ASD_3S159.003.dmg / ASD_3S159.004.dmg).
Personally, I used this command to convert these 4 files in a unique disk image file :
Code:
hdiutil convert ASD_3S159.001.dmg -format UDRO -o ASD_3S159.dmg
The more complex part will be to install Apple Service Diagnostic on a USB disk (I used a Sandisk 32 GB USB 3.0 flash drive), you can find explanations in the attached file.
I did it a long time ago, and if I remember I had to boot my MacPro on a very old system (OS X 10.9 ?) in order to do it.
Regards
 

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