Space manager is invalid zeroed-out block

App & System Services Core OS
yga1979 OP
Created Jul ’22
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Hi everyone,

I hope you can help me with this issue. I attached USB SSD drive with encrypted APFS, from iMac (MacOS 10.15.7) to the new Mac Studio (M1 Ultra, MacOS 12.5). After asking for the password, the directories were not read. When I get the SSD back to the iMac, it is no longer recognizable. I tried disk utility, first aid:

Tried to mount:

Also, tried fsck_APFS on the three :

Is there any hope that I can recover the data on this disk?

Thank you all for your help!

Best, Yasser

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giuseppefrattura OP
Jan ’24

I have the same problem on a WD external drive. My S.O. version is 14.2.1.

Fun fact, if you connect the drive to the iPhone 15 pro you have access to all files.

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