January 21st, 2004, 12:20
The ears are the best tool for data recovery.
Sometimes with the assistance of a stethoscope the ears will nearly always give the path to be taken to successful data recovery.
Not using the ears as the first and primary tool can be costly.
:O
Sometimes with the assistance of a stethoscope the ears will nearly always give the path to be taken to successful data recovery.
Not using the ears as the first and primary tool can be costly.
:O
January 22nd, 2004, 20:57
EARS?
January 30th, 2004, 17:44
WITH CERTAINTY THE EARS INDISPENSABLE SAÕ BECAUSE WITHOUT THEM WE WOULD NOT HAVE HIM/IT TO WARM UP WHEN WE HAVE SOME DIFFICULTIES!!!:D
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December 30th, 2015, 13:52
ears???? not brain ? 
Archive_mfast wrote:The ears are the best tool for data recovery.
Sometimes with the assistance of a stethoscope the ears will nearly always give the path to be taken to successful data recovery.
Not using the ears as the first and primary tool can be costly.
:O
Re: The best data recovery tool on earth - Everyone has it -
December 30th, 2015, 20:25
you need a combination of :
- Aptitude to learn how to learn about DR. read that a few times and it will make sense!
- Patience and ability to think first and act when you are pretty sure you know what those actions will do.
- Experience. Experience alone can dictate a path when all other influences lead elsewhere.
- help. Without help from our peers, I think a lot of jobs wouldn't be successful. Sometimes the comradery-ship alone will keep us going and interested in a job long enough to solve, even if the other people didn't technically provide info.
- Motivation. how many jobs do you have sitting in a box where you have pulled it to bits, but the motivation is not there to hook up that logic analyser or JTAG?
- to be able to pull resources together, not just expect answers from one or 2 sources
a combination of a lot of things will separate the good DR person to a GURU.
IMHO
- Aptitude to learn how to learn about DR. read that a few times and it will make sense!
- Patience and ability to think first and act when you are pretty sure you know what those actions will do.
- Experience. Experience alone can dictate a path when all other influences lead elsewhere.
- help. Without help from our peers, I think a lot of jobs wouldn't be successful. Sometimes the comradery-ship alone will keep us going and interested in a job long enough to solve, even if the other people didn't technically provide info.
- Motivation. how many jobs do you have sitting in a box where you have pulled it to bits, but the motivation is not there to hook up that logic analyser or JTAG?
- to be able to pull resources together, not just expect answers from one or 2 sources
a combination of a lot of things will separate the good DR person to a GURU.
IMHO
Re: The best data recovery tool on earth - Everyone has it -
December 31st, 2015, 3:48
Spildit wrote:What about hands to pick up the drive ? And nose to check PCB for strange smell ? And eyes to check platter for damage and to make sure you plug the PC-3000 cables correctly and to operate the software ? What about knowing the language of your software so you can operate it ? And brains, of course and drives, and computer machine and .... and ...
yeah true. from my side i would like to say everything is important by its role.everything... lets suppose if you are a good Dr and having everything like pc3k,firmwares,soldering iron,station,but just don't have a torx screw driver and patient drive came with burnt card and screw is slipped
at this point you will know the value of a screw driver although you have a scientific lab and you are a good ,trained ,expert.... but fail. so we can say this a combination of things and resources make solution. 
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