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Archive_jmuanes
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PostPosted: July 1st, 2003, 17:36 
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Hi all,
To Dmitry, ( heheheehe) anything that you want to tell us, will be very usefull, so it is up to you ......

To vaio, you are not hurting anybody, you are saying a very true thing because the guys from Acelab has some problems when sales is the what they have to do. With me - they take more than a year and to get the stuff what I does ?, someone goes to Ukraine and from there both it.

To Carlos, goes and get one PC3000 to you try to learn all thing that you can, any help is better than nothing.

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Archive_vaio
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jmuanes

Some propositions for you. I can propose to you, to became a friend for somebody in Russia and let your friend buy the PC3k complex for you and send it to you in your country :) :).
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Archive_TheBeginner
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The tools for repair the disks can be buyed and from other countries. As Canada, for example.
But is very expesive becouse you must pay and for confidential packages and the agreement
is very strong. But the tools is writed using real specifications! More professional!

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Archive_Fred
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to "The Beginner"
Do you think Pc3k is a good starter for recover disk drives?
And how did you mean - buying tools for repairing drives from Canada? Are these tools useful for data recovery?
Do you know how much this could cost and from where to get?
Many questions - hmm?Many thanks in advance for answering!
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dmitrypostrigan
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I want to know where in Canada I can buy some hdd software!
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Archive_Fred
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To Dmitry,
High,how are you!
Yr.software is working very fine!
I was curios were to get something out of Canada,too?!
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Fritz
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Archive_TheBeginner
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From Canada is possible to buy not only software for repair;
the full complex for repair (but model based) including servo
writer machine for write servo and the extension for data recovery.
Price is very expensive; I don't know exactly but the base kit is
around 100.000 USD and include few base models of each manufacturer.

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Archive_stillcool
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Hello,TheBeginner,can you write down the URL of that company which provide such servo writer machine?
Thank you!
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Archive_TheBeginner
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One is http://www.nortek.on.ca/. But exist more other!

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Thank you! I've visited this website before,it seems that they are one of the several company which is
able to remove the Hard Disk Password.
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Archive_BIOS
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Well, I think what you want to say is that they are able to recover the IBM hard drive password,
'Cos maysoft can recovery all the other hard drive passwords except IBM's
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On the IBM new models (Ex. AVVA) password is encrypted and
if is set the drive reject all super commands. But is possible to remove the protection; for this you must have access phisical to disk (for re-write NV-RAM)...

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Update for IBM DTLA and over include encrypt password modules and overlay for work with encrypt password.
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Archive_stillcool
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Thebegginer :
As far as I konw,The hard drive password of IBM is not stored in the NV-RAM but on part of the platter that we can't read,How could you remove the protection by rewrite the NV-RAM.

Monk:
Do you mean that by update the modules of the new IBM drive ,we will be able to remove the
encrypt function and make the password to be in unencrypted status?
Could you explain it more clearly?

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Archive_TheBeginner
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For stillcool:
I don't say password is stored in NV-RAM; But the NV-RAM is the solution for open the drive; copy NV-RAM to file; modify NV-RAM with HEX editor; write back to IC; using USAG; rewrite SECI module with another from a good drive...., etc...

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Thank you ,TheBeginner,
Is the password stored in the Host Protected Area ?
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Archive_TheBeginner
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For stillcool:
Don't you thing is enought? Or we are so stupids and you are so strong if you put this question!

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I am sorry
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Archive_Doomer
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TheBeginner wrote:
On the IBM new models (Ex. AVVA) password is encrypted and
if is set the drive reject all super commands.

it's not true
not all super commands :)
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Archive_TheBeginner
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It is very TRUE!!! It is possible to make some tips & tricks but on the IBM with security on, super commands are rejected!!!

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