dev/disk0 - The disk of the computer that the iMac is connected to. Here's a list of all of the disks connected to the computer, found by running sudo DiskUtil list: I get a message saying that the device is not currently mounted: I've also tried unmounting the device by running sudo umount /dev/disk1 as well as sudo umount /dev/rdisk1. So, I try to see what is using the resource by running sudo lsof /dev/rdisk1, as well as sudo lsof /dev/disk1. Interestingly enough, the I only get a result from /dev/rdisk3: I also tried running sudo gpt /dev/(r)disk(1-3). I get the same result when using /dev/disk1, /dev/rdisk2, and /dev/disk2. Pdisk: can't open file '/dev/rdisk1' for writing (Resource busy) Once I try running the i command, I get an error message saying that the resource is busy: I am trying to repair a lost HSF+ partition table an iMac by running the i command inside of sudo pdisk /dev/rdisk1.
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