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== Volume manager ==
 
== Volume manager ==
Volumes can be managed by using LightweightVolumeManager kext. You can interface with it using IOKit (which is well documented by Apple, example usage can be seen at [https://github.com/comex/attach-and-detach comex's attach-and-detach] utility). The deal is to reverse engineer the right interface, selector codes, ... Probably restore ramdisk might contain some useful binaries which make us of this kext (or disassemble the kext itself). --[[User:Danzatt|Danzatt]] ([[User talk:Danzatt|talk]]) 18:23, 15 September 2014 (UTC)
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Volumes can be managed using LightweightVolumeManager kext. You can interface with it using IOKit (which is well documented by Apple, example usage can be seen at [https://github.com/comex/attach-and-detach comex's attach-and-detach] utility). The deal is to reverse engineer the right interface, selector codes, ... Probably restore ramdisk might contain some useful binaries which make us of this kext (or disassemble the kext itself). --[[User:Danzatt|Danzatt]] ([[User talk:Danzatt|talk]]) 18:23, 15 September 2014 (UTC)

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Volume manager

Volumes can be managed using LightweightVolumeManager kext. You can interface with it using IOKit (which is well documented by Apple, example usage can be seen at comex's attach-and-detach utility). The deal is to reverse engineer the right interface, selector codes, ... Probably restore ramdisk might contain some useful binaries which make us of this kext (or disassemble the kext itself). --Danzatt (talk) 18:23, 15 September 2014 (UTC)