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stinky
Posts: 2814
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I've got a friend with a SD card with some physical damage to it. It detects in windows but wants to format.
Anyone know a good data recovery place with experience with SD cards ? Yes, she knows it's going to cost her big $$$'s. |
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maxe
Posts: 13364
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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tell the feds it might have kid-porn on it
they'll knock it over for free |
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greazy
Posts: 885
Location: South Korea
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Thought any recovery program worked for removable drives? Search the forums theres a heap of threads about recovering lost data.
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d[o_0]b
Posts: 2480
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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post boobs
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| #3 03:57pm 21/10/08 |
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stinky
Posts: 2815
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Thought any recovery program worked for removable drives? Search the forums theres a heap of threads about recovering lost data. problem is I think the interface part of the SD is shagged. I tried some data recovery software with no luck. So we pretty much need somebody who can read the chip directly. |
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tequila
Posts: 137
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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give stellar phoenix a go on it
alternatively run dd over it under linux and copy it to an image file (raw output) then try to read that once its on a reliable drive |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 25119
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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If the interface is shagged I assume he won't be able to do any of that
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mooby
Posts: 4278
Location: UK
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is the card over 2 gig and you have an old reader? get a better reader that supports the new ones... the acronym escapes me.
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nF
Forum Hero
Posts: 14793
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
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SDHC
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stinky
Posts: 2818
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I appreciate all the helpful suggestions, but I've tried everything mentioned, Either the interface is shagged, or the chip is. I think the only way to even take a shot at recovering is to try reading the chip directly. Hence I need somebody who can do that.
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tequila
Posts: 138
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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oh, ouch
if it were me, and important, I'd buy a cheapie USB reader and disassemble it to see if i could find a way to directly attach the corresponding pins to the right part of the chip then again I once dreamed up a train that would go around my house delivering food and drinks at my whim, so you never know |
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paveway
Posts: 8599
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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^ and thats before the cones
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 3761
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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then again I once dreamed up a train that would go around my house delivering food and drinks at my whim, so you never know http://mario.lapam.mo.it/Wallace-and-Gromit/images/The-Wrong-Trousers-01.jpg |
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