It can be installed, but it's not a one click install. Takes a lot of work in terminal to set it up. I think I might just do the synology login thing. I already have it iframed into a page on my site. Just need to create a shared account with designated upload folders.
It's only $3000 USD for the whole system including the data extractor part. Definitely looks like they ripped off PC-3000's look, but a familiar interface will actually make it more useful. Here's the link where they show the price: http://en.mrtlab.com/mrt-pro I invited their sales team to join the...
Yeah, I'm hoping after a day or two he gets board and just moves on and it won't come to that. I'd rather not over moderate the forum and discourage new members from joining.
How well does it work for just the basic stuff. ROM transfers, adjust headmap in RAM, SA backup, WD slow resp. fix, imaging around bad sectors, etc. when compared? That's all I'm really looking for in a second workstation.
I'm wondering if someone (maybe Brian) who actually owns MRT along with other tools like PC-3000 could give a basic breakdown of the good and bad of MRT compared with other tools. I know it's not as good as PC-3000, but at the price I've considered getting one as just a fallback when both channels a...
Disagree , A DR Guy Should Have All Tools Yeah, unless they are Salvation Data tools. :shock: I know as SSDs grow in popularity I'll have to get more into flash recovery, but for now I'm with PClab. Its just easier to outsource it and stick to the hard drives. Besides, by the time that SSD recoveri...
Not a bad idea. I'll have to consider that. Thou I'd imagine the size will grow quickly if a lot of users upload, and not everyone will want to download the whole nut. Possibly I'll just create an account on my Synology for approved users to have access to download whatever resources they want.
Yes when we get home and I ask how her day was she often tells me what a jerk her boss is. Fortunately we get along quite well despite the occasional work related scuffle.