Yeah, because the drive was erased, software will not restore it... but
erasing the drive usually does not do anything to the actual files. It
just destroys the directory listing where the files are on the drive.
Drive Savers can scour the entire drive for erased files, but it takes
time and sp
Data Rescue can possibly do the trick, but I've found with HFS+ volumes
the files recovered are mostly useless. IMO there's really nothing to be
done except kiss your 'BackUp' data goodbye. :-(
Dan K
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I may be wrong (its been some time since I used Norten), but the Unerase
feature used to only work after Norten was installed and Filesaver was
active. Then Norten could bring files back. This would also only work on
files that were thrown away, not for formatting of hard drives which erase
data co
- Original Message -
From: "Steve Kerney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 1:15 PM
Subject: Finally upgraded my WSII to OSX
> Upgrade went real well with one exception I'll get to in a mom
Sorry, but at this point the only option is an expensive one. Drive
Savers can recover data from a drive like this (as long as you aren't
writing data to the disk!!!)... but they charge a very hefty fee to do
so, as they use clean rooms, special equipment and take your drive
apart to read the p
Upgrade went real well with one exception I'll get to in a moment. Thanks for your
suggestions. They helped me overcome my trepidation and go for it.
Prior to installation, I decided to "erase" my OS X partition (Special -> Erase Disk)
I but had the wrong disk partition selected ("Backup" in
