Have you played with the dd command in the terminal? Some hints talk
about using that to try and copy data off damaged drives.
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20050302225659382
Comments in that same thread talk about using ddrescue which is
available via macports.
As far as recovering deleted files go, it's pretty difficult because
there is a constant stream of stuff being read and written to your drive
so the chances of getting something back after deletion are not all that
great.
CB
On 5/10/13 11:13 AM, Keith Hinton wrote:
Hi, folks:
I'm curious if any of you techy /Power User Mac types know of any
current application developed in the Coco programming language that
has enough VoiceOver compatibility to recover lost/corrupted files off
drives and such.
I'd considered Disk Drill, but do not know if that's useable.
I looked at something like Data Rescue, but that seems way too expensive.
Thoughts welcome.
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