Both, the normal Mac partition, as well as the Recovery Partition are there. I also ran testdisk and recovered (at least I think so) the partition table. I can ssh into the MacBook when booting with Linux. booted with a live Linux USB-stick: it works, although I have to enter the boot option "nodmraid".I cannot repair user permissions (thanks, Apple, for removing that functionality). booted to single user mode: I can boot to Single User mode and run fsck on the different partitions.
tried to boot from an "Install Sierra" USB pendrive: it recognizes the pendrive, but boots with the same behavior as a normal boot.ran Apple Hardware Test (quick and extended): no failures.Internet Recovery runs to 100% before switching to the grey screen booted with cmd+ r: it doesn't boot to the recovery window, but switches to "Internet Recovery".booted with d+ shift: no indication of any kind of different boot, same as normal boot.It boots up until the progress bar is at about 80%, then it flashes to an empty grey screen, no login window shown, no Apple logo.
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