[Cube] HDV Edit on Cube

[Laurie A Duncan]

If the drive exhibits problems while trying to retrieve data from it, my
professional advice is to follow the following path:

1st - repair volume with Disk Utility
2nd - repair volume with Disk Warrior
3rd - call a pro :)

I keep Norton Utilities far away from any OS X system I care about.
Tech Tool Pro has it's merits as a consumer-level diagnostic tool, but I
don't find it particularly useful as a repair tool. Drive 10 is marginally
better as a repair tool and once in a blue mood I'll come across a volume
that Disk Warrior has trouble with, but Drive 10 is able to repair - so I
keep it around, but it's a last resort recommendation.

That will be $90, please :)

Laurie


On 7/27/05 10:37 PM, "Bill Fox" <wfoxjr at earthlink.net> wrote:

> Laurie, if her disk was messed up when she lost power, which tool do
> you recommend, if any, to recover the data--NU, TTP4, other? A pro? ;-)
> 
> On Jul 27, 2005, at 5:53 PM, Laurie A Duncan wrote:
> 
>> If your Cube literally won't power up, there's nothing a firewire
>> connection
>> or target disk mode will help you with. What you want to do is
>> remove the
>> hard drive from the Cube and install it into your PowerMac G4 or
>> into an
>> external firewire enclosure so that you can retrieve data from it.
> 
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