I have been given a chore.
The JROTC department at the local high school has a USB flash
drive. Somehow the end (Connector) of the Flash drive has been
broken off, and they need to recover the contents of the flash drive.
What I have considered doing is opening the Flash Drive, and getting
a USB cable, cutting off the B end of it, and soldering the wires
directly to the Flash drive to use the A end of the cable to connect
it to a computer and transfer the contents of it to a Computer and
burn a CD of it.
Once that is done, the whole works can be trashed. They will then
have the contents, buy a new flash drive and be instructed to BACK IT
UP, periodically.
I am not looking for discussion of the permanence of a flash drive or
stuff like this. Just is my idea feasible or is their an easier way.
Stewart
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Prince of Peace www.princeofpeaceozark.org
Ozark, AL SL 82
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