How to resurrect a Fusion Drive from a destroyed Mac

Macworld
Sep 23, 2016, 8:00 am567 pts
Christoper Bender wrote in with a problem related to his Fusion Drive that seems ironic given his last name: A very long story short, but I’ve an iMac that suffered catastrophic damage in shipment. I’ve extracted the 1TB hard drive and the 128GB SSD from the carcass of the machine, but the rest of it (save the…

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