Thank you.

Shawn <[email protected]> wrote:

>You can pick up a USB/SATA adapter from Memory Express for around $30. 
>You could pull the hard drive out of the damaged laptop, and hook it up 
>to a desktop (or other laptop) with one of these adapters.  Then you can 
>look at the drive just like any other USB memory stick and pull your 
>data off of it.
>
>Assuming the drive itself isn't damaged.  If the laptop was off when it 
>had it's hard impact the drive should have been parked and should 
>therefore be still useful.  If it was spinning at the time of the 
>impact, then there are a lot of IF's involved (did the safeties kick in, 
>if not were the heads over a non critical part, are the electronics 
>damaged, etc.)
>
>You might be able to simply transfer the drive to your replacement 
>laptop and have it boot up just like the old system.  Ubuntu detects 
>hardware on boot and sets up the required drivers on the fly, rather 
>than only supporting the hardware there is drivers installed for.  So 
>you could transfer the drive freely - assuming the drive itself is not 
>damaged.
>
>HTH.
>
>Shawn
>
>On 12-10-09 01:12 PM, Jerry Rukavina wrote:
>> Hello Everyone,
>> My Ubuntu machine crashed (Toshiba Satelitte A200 ST2). I believe the HD is 
>> still intact (SATA). The machine is non-functioning, won't turn on due to an 
>> accidnet - a hard impact and the keyboard is busted. Can someone help me to 
>> recover the HD data?
>> Thank you in advance.
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>>
>>
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