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Hi Guys wanna check what all possible Break-fix techniques for MAC OS HDD's you've got, I have a video done years ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4o1dVpRyzU
But I would like to know the the new ideas / apps for Data Recovery from MAC's
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For years I've used the old pull the HDD out and adapters. For software, more at noted in the top post of the CNET Storage Forum so let's note that now.
The adapter I use the most is found with google and the words GEEKS 2020.
Bob
Thats absolutely right .: ) although I want to learn the RAID Recovery coz recently I had an incident where two of the RAID Drives were gone bad .. and it was a PITA to recover data..
But let me note the usual hurdle to RAID recovery is the cost. I find most owners will not pay for the recovery. It costs more because we have to not only get the RAID controllers that were in the old system but the time spent either on the phone with the RAID folk or getting our Linux programming staff to whip up another custom recovery app runs in the thousands.
Makes you wonder why folk have to learn about backup the hard way.
Bob
Its true that RAID gets complicated and its a lot of money for Recovery.. I went to WeRecoverData.. they send me huge a** quote .. for a NT server HDD Data Recover last year.. so we finally Decided to virtualize that server .
So Bob,, what you do ? and where do u operate from.. you seem knowledgeable abt data recovery
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