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11-14-2018, 07:44 AM
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No real trick here. You have to enable booting from external devices in the security preferences in Recovery (Cmd+R during power on; look in the Apple menu once you're in Recovery.)
But apart from that, it'll all work as you're used to. Your backup is still a valid OS and secure boot will be fine. Note that I do suggest formatting your backup drive as APFS.
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