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Drive Eraser 6.12.0Drive Eraser 6.13.0

Starting from Drive Eraser 6.12.0 there is a support to boot and erase Apple T2 devices. For Drive Eraser 6.12.0 it is required to manually update the grub boot files in order to support booting these devices.

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Note! The grub files will be updated and included within the ISO image on Drive Eraser 6.13.0 release and below process is no longer required and the booting will be supported by the default boot files.

0以上はApple T2デバイスの起動と消去をサポートします。ただし、起動用のgrubブートファイルをあらかじめ手動で更新する必要があります。

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下記の手順はDrive Eraserバージョン6.13.0以上では不要になる見込みです (grubファイルがISOイメージファイルに組み込まれるため) 。

Follow below steps in order to update the grub files on Drive Eraser 6.12.0:0のgrubファイルを更新する手順は以下の通りです。

  1. Download below the updated grub file and rename it "grub.efi":
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    tooltipDownload Drive Eraser Grub Files
    titleDownload Drive Eraser Grub Files
    urlhttps://download.blancco.com/products/erasure/drive_eraser/download/BDE_6.12_external-grub-signed.zip

  2. Prepare a USB stick with the latest Blancco USB Creator tool, use exclusively a Blancco Drive Eraser 6.12.0 ISO image.
  3. Navigate in the USB stick to the directory /efi/boot/, then drop the download grub.efi file there (replace any existing grub.efi file if needed).
  4. You might have to prepare your Apple machine to boot from an external device. This is doable via the macOS Utilities (a macOS password might be needed to proceed), where you need to:
    1. Change Secure Boot to “No Security”.
    2. Change External Boot to “Allow booting from external media”.
  5. Connect the USB stick to the machine as well as an external keyboard (needed to control BDE).
  6. Boot the machine, select the Drive Eraser 6.12.0 image, then select the "Customized startup" booting option (do not add any additional booting parameter).
  7. The BDE UI should show up and the internal drive should be ready for erasure.

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