dale@uunet.uu.net (Dale Mensch) (12/01/90)
We are a Sun VAR (WYSIWYG front end for high-volume laser printers). One of our customers had a hard disk crash in a Sun 327 meg lunchbox. Naturally :-(, their backup tapes have been reused & overwritten (at least they CLAIM they made backups). Does anyone out there know of (and preferably have experience with) a company that will attempt to reconstruct data from a crashed UNIX hard disk? I know there are some PC and Macintosh hard disk recovery operations, but I've never heard of any who can cope with inodes... Any info at all is very welcome. Email probably makes more sense: if response warrants, I'll post summaries. Dale Mensch-Xerox Corp/Intran Operation.-Mpls. MN.- uunet!intran!dale
nobody@kodak.com (12/08/90)
In article <560@brchh104.bnr.ca> intran!dale@uunet.uu.net (Dale Mensch) writes: > >Does anyone out there know of (and preferably have experience with) a >company that will attempt to reconstruct data from a crashed UNIX hard >disk? I know there are some PC and Macintosh hard disk recovery >operations, but I've never heard of any who can cope with inodes... I read a recent ad in which Interactive Systems claims to have the Norton Utilities on Unix. I am not real sure, but I thought the Norton Utilities could recover stuff off a disk. In any event ... this is only a guess.