OT data recovery software?

[Stephen]

r-studio is a fully windows app but can rebuild raid arays in software
(from hardware controllers) and LVM disks as well as doing windows
hpfs and various linux FS's

its windows only or i think they have a boot CD.

r-studio.com

On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 12:53 PM, Matt Graham <danceswithcrows at usa.net> wrote:
> After a long battle with technology, mike Enriquez wrote:
>> Does anyone have a good recommendation for data recovery software to
>> recover data on dead systems but where the hard drive is still working?
>
> Your question is not well-defined.  What did you mean?  If the disk is still
> working, but the CPU/motherboard isn't, you remove the disk, plug the disk
> into another machine, and do whatever you need to do there.  If the disk has
> mechanical problems, dd_rescue might help retrieve more data from it.  If the
> disk was part of a hardware RAID of some sort, you might have a lot of
> trouble retrieving data from it unless you have all the disks and a RAID
> controller of the exact same make and model.  Maybe you'd better describe the
> problem you're having again, and this time, include more detail.
>
>> Is there any software that works with linux and winlow?
>
> This is probably too low-level to be cross-platform.
>
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