[UFO Chicago] D'Oh

[Scott Lockwood]

My favorite way was to extend the cables out of the case, so I had the old
drive by my keyboard. When the platters would stop, I'd open the case (pull
it straight up after removing all the screws) and spin it up with my finger.
This was usually good for at least another 15 minutes. Worked great on my
old ST4096! 

-----Original Message-----
From: ufo-bounces at ufo.chicago.il.us [mailto:ufo-bounces at ufo.chicago.il.us]
On Behalf Of sjk
Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 11:59 AM
To: UFO Chicago Mailing List
Subject: [UFO Chicago] D'Oh

I have a 9GB scsi drive that has crashed out -- won't spin up. Though most
of the data could be recreated, it would take a lot of work. Does anyone
have any experience with a reasonably priced data recovery service?

TIA

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