On 6/22/2012 9:44 AM, Pamela Lynn Howell wrote:
Hi Jack,
Thanks for your response. My family member isn't so much looking for
paths to legal recompense, nor how to fix the problem of backups and
backup testing going forward, but more for tools and tips as to how to
look at the existing box's filesystem now, forensically, using current
Linux tools to peer into the old SCO Xenix box.
Anybody?
I'd say that, depending on the value of the data that was lost, you
might want to consider other options. There are some very reputable data
recovery companies out there, and any "forensic" tools your relatives
might use have a strong potential to make that recovery more difficult.
*I* would advise just setting the drive aside, and contacting one of
those companies (I've mentioned them before, but the name escapes me
right at the moment).
Sure, there's plenty of tools out there, but they presuppose a certain
skill level at discovery, and not every one wears all hats equally well.
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Start wearing purple for me now
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