Tools for hard drive diagnostics, repair, and data recovery
May 4th, 2011, 14:03
We just released a new version of R-Studio. See our forum for more details:
http://forum.r-tt.com/r-studio-v5-4-bui ... t3254.html .
May 4th, 2011, 18:26
I actually have had better luck with recovery with your older product from last year I downloaded the newer one that came out late last year or early this year and results were not same if I ran same drive on older ver of GBD NTFS just sayin.
July 20th, 2011, 17:27
New R-Studio build: a bugfix release. See more at:
R-Studio 5.4 build 134130.
July 20th, 2011, 20:47
What was the bug if can tell of course?
August 25th, 2011, 10:12
R-Studio now speaks Spanish (GUI and help) + some bugfixes.
R-Studio 5.4 build 134259.
September 30th, 2011, 7:37
October 29th, 2011, 11:43
A new build for
R-Studio for Linux is released.
October 30th, 2011, 8:13
And now a new build of
R-Studio for Mac.
November 3rd, 2011, 8:10
New build of
R-Studio for Mac: a cosmetic installation bug under Lion is fixed.
November 7th, 2011, 12:11
New build of
R-Studio for Mac: fixes a possible program crash when the Text/hexadecimal editor is started.
November 8th, 2011, 12:22
New build of
R-Studio for Windows: the size of a disk to edit is increased to 2^63 sectors + several bugfixes.
November 16th, 2011, 11:32
A new build of
R-Studio for Mac: there was a typo in the support e-mail.
December 30th, 2011, 10:11
A new build of
R-Studio for Mac: Disks up to 2^63 sectors can now be processed + several bugfixes.
February 12th, 2012, 7:34
New build of R-Studio, two great improvements: Much faster processing of the HFS file system, and better processing of large disks. Now R-Studio can process 2^64 elements rather than 2^32 as in previous versions. This prevents R-Studio from locking while analysing disks with huge numbers of files. In addition some bugs are fixed.
February 12th, 2012, 9:44
Alt(R-TT) wrote:New build of R-Studio, two great improvements: Much faster processing of the HFS file system, and better processing of large disks.
awesome
Alt(R-TT) wrote:Now R-Studio can process 2^64 elements rather than 2^32 as in previous versions. This prevents R-Studio from locking while analysing disks with huge numbers of files. In addition some bugs are fixed.
Jaroslav, it is usually lack of memory to keep structures that comes first not the number of files. Signed Int32 can store a value of 2 billion. I've never seen FS with more than 100 million files
February 13th, 2012, 11:48
You may be laughing, I'm not Jaroslav, although I know him well.
Well, this is not about the number of files, this is about some elements of a file system used to find files, they easily can exceed 2 billions.
February 16th, 2012, 7:17
Alt(R-TT) wrote:two great improvements: Much faster processing of the HFS file system, and better processing of large disks. Now R-Studio can process 2^64 elements rather than 2^32 as in previous versions.
Vladimir , here it is 5 min movie , where you can see how newer RS (5.4.134577) openning HFS+ based on 4Tb array. WinXP (32bit).
It is openning it more than 2 hours (previous version showed more than 4 hours). FS is work , files seems to me work fine, but ... time... is this fine ? .
UFS explorer opens this file's structure immediatly .
Our old license didn't work, we should to ordered new license for 79$ , (just was need HFS speed improvements feature).
So for what we had payed ?
When come XFS fs, HP arrays....features?
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February 16th, 2012, 8:28
In data recovery software, you cannot rely on the fact the filesystem is correct. Hence the procedure is the same for good and damaged filesystem. The same precautions are in place when opening a good filesystem that are used for damaged filesystems.
On the good filesystem, UFS Explorer reads the root of the filesystem and displays it. This works well until you hit some funny situation where there are multiple root objects on the filesystem or something like that.
February 16th, 2012, 9:26
DR-Kiev wrote:UFS explorer opens this file's structure immediatly .
Per my understanding UFS explorer doesn't scan the whole catalog it just browses. If so the UFS explorer is less preferable for the job with logical issues
If drive has no logical issues MacDrive program will mount your drive in Windows and you don't need any DR programs
February 21st, 2012, 11:20
DR-Kiev wrote:
Vladimir , here it is 5 min movie , where you can see how newer RS (5.4.134577) openning HFS+ based on 4Tb array. WinXP (32bit).
It is openning it more than 2 hours (previous version showed more than 4 hours). FS is work , files seems to me work fine, but ... time... is this fine ? .
UFS explorer opens this file's structure immediatly .
Our old license didn't work, we should to ordered new license for 79$ , (just was need HFS speed improvements feature).
So for what we had payed ?
When come XFS fs, HP arrays....features?
As it was correctly mentioned earlier, R-Studio makes a deep analysis of file/folder structure of a partition, not just opens it. That's why it may seem working very slow.
We're cleaning our mess with bugs and making improvements with the features right now, but new features are coming and coming soon.
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