14771 Don't abort sometimes it pass the bad area and become faster (or slower) give it a day or two aside from replying to a thread who's 2+ month old @jared already mentioned 14330 That issue typically gets worse and worse the more you push the drive until eventually, it stops responding at all. O...
In Mac OS, DataRescue seems to be the best with Apple file systems. Within Windows, I'd go with Iurii's suggestion of UFS Explorer. Thank you Luc. Couldn't get anything with R-studio but when I cloned the drive with HDDSuperclone seems to have lots of data. I think @pclab is right about the encrypt...
Thanks, Jared, for the information. I'm thinking of using hddsuperclone instead of ddrescue to possibly speed up the recovery. In any case, I can afford to lose the data, so I'll continue with DIY recovery. Don't abort sometimes it pass the bad area and become faster (or slower) give it a day or tw...
No not encrypted , corrupted. He took it to apple and they tried to repair it. I tried with R-studio but couldn't find anything on the drive. some system files. Any thoughts?
Don't worry too much about the errors you see in the console when starting hddsuperclone. Some of that is from having to run it as root (sudo). You would be surprised how many console errors there can be when starting a program from the terminal in Linux. I have seen many errors from the likes of F...
lcoughey wrote:In most cases, you are correct. But, we know who the OP is and he is just a data recovery rookie who hasn't realized that UFS is what he is looking for.
Post is SPAM/Advertise Same you may find here: https://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=38570 Just because someone asks the same question on two forums doesn't make it SPAM. For that, there would have to be some self-promotion or advertising going on. Thank you for the trust Jared. Is ther...