As the current (2/2017) Apple MBP 15's implement some newer internals (PCIe-based SSD & USB-C interface) which I'm less familiar than my current MBP Mid-2010, I would like to inquire if there's anything related to these newer generation (late 2016) MacBookPros that could:
1) cause issues with TTP v9.0.2 testing an SSD when booted to this internal drive, and
2) cause issues when booting from an external clone (having used Superduper! to clone the internal drive to an external, 7200rpm drive with USB-C interface) and then, using TTP9 (on the clone) to run tests on the internal SSD drive.
1) cause issues with TTP v9.0.2 testing an SSD when booted to this internal drive, and
2) cause issues when booting from an external clone (having used Superduper! to clone the internal drive to an external, 7200rpm drive with USB-C interface) and then, using TTP9 (on the clone) to run tests on the internal SSD drive.