I could likely do it at ComputerBase. I have some software that
works well as long as I can at least see the drive at the OS
level. I don't need to be able to see the partitions. Have to
decide if it's worth $55 though. It's time consuming to scan the
drive and I'd need it first thing in the morning if you wanted
it back same day. I may not be able to respond tonight because I
don't have net yet at my house. If you can't find a way just
call 349-0404 between 10am and 6pm.
--- jordan bishko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I was recently trying to format a brand new hard drive in an
> external
> enclosure and mistakenly began to reformat the internal boot
> drive (I know,
> stupid mistake). The reformatting process lasted about 5-10
> seconds and the
> screen went black. I cannot mount the drive (NTFS) on a
> Windows or OS X
> machine. I am in need of getting a specific file folder off
> the drive
> (everything else was backed up). I was curious if anyone has
> the Linux
> Kernel allowing them to read a NTFS drive to get a file folder
> off it. The
> drive currently resides in an external USB enclosure. I would
> of course be
> willing to pay someone for their time if they could help. Any
> takers?
> Thank you --
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