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Hello guys!
I have a friend who just called me tonight to ask for help regarding his HD.
He tried to mount it in a mac and linux machine but ...
- 06-15-2011 #1
Help Recover Data Mac HDD
Hello guys!
I have a friend who just called me tonight to ask for help regarding his HD.
He tried to mount it in a mac and linux machine but it does not detect. I initially told him that it seems that your HD crashed and theres nothing much we can do. Unless you want to bring that HD to a specialist which might not be worth the cost.
Can I please ask for some help on:
How to make sure that the HD in fact is dead since it cannot mount.
Or is there any command I can use in linux or a mac machine that can help mount and recover home folder.
Thank you so much guys!
- 06-15-2011 #2
Errr. I would start with putting it on a usb to hardrive enclosure with a external power supply. Put my ear close to it and listen if it spins up first. If nothing. It is toast. I have had hardrives physically/mechanically seize up on me before.
So no command will mount it if it is physically brokenLinux Registered User # 475019
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- 06-16-2011 #3
- 06-16-2011 #4
Yeah, You know if fdisk -l don;t see it after connecting and powering it up. That the pooch is screwed.
fdisk -l has shown me mp3 micro-drives,cfcards, ide,sata,
you name it if it works.Linux Registered User # 475019
Lead,Follow, or get the heck out of the way
AntiX,Puppy,Ubuntu,Windows 7=(cuz of scooters)
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- 06-16-2011 #5
Yep! The pooch is screwed!

I asked him to attach in a linux machine and fdisk -l doesn't show anything.


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