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are there any application can recover the lost Data?
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I need a mac version!
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I found the lost Data here:
Somehow he ended up in the three musketeers.
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signatures are a waste of bandwidth
especially ones with political tripe in them.
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Originally posted by seen_xu:
I need a mac version!
thx
If you are talking about recovering a damaged HFS filesystem, then Prosoft's Data Rescue is probably your best bet. Only caveat is, it requires a second hard drive to save the recovered data (on the assumption the one being recovered from is damaged). If Data Rescue can't recover your data, your only other option is Drive Savers, but that can cost up to $2K US.
HTH.
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Maybe Indiana Jones can help. After all, he found the lost Ark, maybe the lost Data won't be too hard.
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Originally posted by Kristoff:
I found the lost Data here:
When I first saw that, I thought "What's he on?" But then I realized it was Data from Star Trek, and had to laugh uncontrollably.
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How was the data lost? Deleted file or crashed drive? Deleted file under OS X is like rm in unix. Adios data. If it is important, call DriveSavers. They will take your drive apart and pull the data off bit by bit.
Lesson learned from Star Trek: Nemesis - Always back up your Data.
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Originally posted by absmiths:
When I first saw that, I thought "What's he on?" But then I realized it was Data from Star Trek, and had to laugh uncontrollably.
glad someone got the joke.
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signatures are a waste of bandwidth
especially ones with political tripe in them.
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I thought this one to be funnier ...
Originally posted by absmiths:
Maybe Indiana Jones can help. After all, he found the lost Ark, maybe the lost Data won't be too hard.
anyway, to the original post, try Disk Warrior ?
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