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Not much to say about the installation of programs (CCP4 ?, Phenix ?, XDS ?, ...?). You should also install the  
Not much to say about the installation of programs (CCP4 ?, Phenix ?, XDS ?, ...?). You should also install the  
* hfsplus-tools RPM to access the HFS+ filesystem on the Mac; https://superuser.com/questions/961401/mounting-hfs-partition-on-arch-linux/1088110#1088110 explains how
* hfsplus-tools RPM to access the HFS+ filesystem on the Mac; https://superuser.com/questions/961401/mounting-hfs-partition-on-arch-linux/1088110#1088110 explains how
* apfs-fuse RPM to access the new APFS filesystem on the Mac (not tried)
* fuse-exfat RPM to access exFAT SD cards/disks,
* fuse-exfat RPM to access exFAT SD cards/disks,
* binutils RPM to get the "strings" and other useful GNU commands,
* binutils RPM to get the "strings" and other useful GNU commands,
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* tcsh RPM to allow installation of CCP4.  
* tcsh RPM to allow installation of CCP4.  
  dnf -y install tcsh xterm tk qt-x11 xxdiff atop nedit lbzip2 hfsplus-tools binutils fuse-exfat exfat-utils apfs-fuse
  dnf -y install tcsh xterm tk qt-x11 xxdiff atop nedit lbzip2 hfsplus-tools binutils fuse-exfat exfat-utils apfs-fuse
An experimental apfs-fuse RPM can be installed to (read-only) access the new APFS filesystem on the Mac
dnf install https://forensics.cert.org/cert-forensics-tools-release-27.rpm && dnf install apfs-fuse
after which the Mac's APFS partition can be read-only mounted with e.g. <code>mkdir /mnt/sda2 && /usr/bin/apfs-fuse /dev/sda2 /mnt/sda2</code>


=== adjust the USB-stick for UEFI/EFI boot ===
=== adjust the USB-stick for UEFI/EFI boot ===
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