Recovering Data from a SCSI hard disk

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  1. Mark30001

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    I have an old SCSI HD which appeared to be blank, but once I used EasyRecovery Professional I was able to view some, but not many, of the files.

    I'm interested in recovering more data from this HD, but so far the majority of the files are corrupt. Would anyone be able to recommend a location/site that offers a HD data recovery service?
     
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  2. ASSEMbler

    ASSEMbler Administrator Staff Member

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    I have a nice tool you can try if you like
    hit me up on aim if you want it.
     
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    Data recovery ain't cheap. Talking a few grand if they can get anything.
     
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    madhatter256 Illustrious Member

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    If you ever get on that is :110: . ANyway, How did you lose the data? Did you accidentally do a format of the drive or is it thru something else?
     
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    They probably deleted it before they sold the unit.. standard practice.
     
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    There is another program out there that is called "Recover My Files". There should be a trial version. It's worth a shot.
     
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  7. Mark30001

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    Everything works. Thanks!
     
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    DUMP! We want delicious DC files!!!
     
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    nice to see your enthusiasm :)

    everybody's wondering, by the way :)
     
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  10. Mark30001

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    It's just a PAL Soldier of Fortune on there.
     
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  11. madhatter256

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    So it's junk files?
     
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  12. Mark30001

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    Here are the screenshots of the game using the .GDI format (reading dumped data straight to the new nullDC Sega Dreamcast emulator), and below is a directory listing of the files in the track 3 image (the file sizes aren't correct):

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