EDR tools
February 25th, 2014, 8:46
Hi
Does anyone knows/works with EDR tools?
How are they?
Support, Upgrades, etc?
The website is: www.edrtools.eu
Thanks
Does anyone knows/works with EDR tools?
How are they?
Support, Upgrades, etc?
The website is: www.edrtools.eu
Thanks
Re: EDR tools
February 25th, 2014, 15:44
Thanks for sharing the link.
I'm also interested in this.
I've just e-mailed them asking a quote for the F.L.A.M.E. AHCI .
Looks like a PC-3000 UDMA replacement for newer drives.
Does anyone know if this tool provide more functions then PC-3000 UDMA or if i already have UDMA i don't need this tool ?
Also did anyone aquire the tool from them ? I don't want to send money to someone and end up without tool ....
Regards.
I'm also interested in this.
I've just e-mailed them asking a quote for the F.L.A.M.E. AHCI .
Looks like a PC-3000 UDMA replacement for newer drives.
Does anyone know if this tool provide more functions then PC-3000 UDMA or if i already have UDMA i don't need this tool ?
Also did anyone aquire the tool from them ? I don't want to send money to someone and end up without tool ....
Regards.
Re: EDR tools
February 25th, 2014, 18:52
especially as the site the link on ERD page to the company they say they partner with http://www.atet.it/ goes to a nonworking page
Re: EDR tools
February 25th, 2014, 19:15
HaQue wrote:especially as the site the link on ERD page to the company they say they partner with http://www.atet.it/ goes to a nonworking page
Here is Google's cached text-only version:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s ... w.atet.it/
Here is the latest capture at the Wayback Machine:
http://web.archive.org/web/201305280210 ... w.atet.it/
Re: EDR tools
February 26th, 2014, 6:52
Let's hope this is not some sort of "vaporware".
Did someone managed to contact this firm about those tools ?
Does anyone have a quote/price for the tools ?
Did someone managed to contact this firm about those tools ?
Does anyone have a quote/price for the tools ?
Re: EDR tools
February 26th, 2014, 7:14
That site and its tools make SD look good. You should buy it Spildit. 
Re: EDR tools
February 26th, 2014, 7:36
You have to admit, the bigger collection of tools on the shelf, the better it looks 
But you would think that if you made these tools, you would have at least 1 employee that reads these forums, and that they could add to the discussion and say something about their site and tools. If not then they cant be in touch with HDD Recovery as a whole. I realise that this forum is not the be all and end all of HDD recovery, and that they aren't required to even respond, but any serious company should have a Google alert type thing happening on their name and some terms to see where they can add positive spin to themselves.
as always, exceptions to this abound.
But you would think that if you made these tools, you would have at least 1 employee that reads these forums, and that they could add to the discussion and say something about their site and tools. If not then they cant be in touch with HDD Recovery as a whole. I realise that this forum is not the be all and end all of HDD recovery, and that they aren't required to even respond, but any serious company should have a Google alert type thing happening on their name and some terms to see where they can add positive spin to themselves.
as always, exceptions to this abound.
Re: EDR tools
February 26th, 2014, 9:23
They cost just as much as PC3K and have no reviews. I offered to test and review a unit for them, but they aren't interested. I cannot speak for the rest of you, but I have no intention of spending close to $10K on a tool that might do what I know PC3K can do.
Re: EDR tools
February 26th, 2014, 13:15
I'm out.
Expensive and the mail that i send them bounced back.
Expensive and the mail that i send them bounced back.
Re: EDR tools
February 26th, 2014, 13:17
thatdellguy wrote:That site and its tools make SD look good. You should buy it Spildit.
No way.
I was thinking on something like a cheaper udma replacement, like €1000 euro tool...
Expensive and doesn't even deal with locked drives, unless you have a forensic version that they don't sell to the general public...
Re: EDR tools
February 27th, 2014, 11:37
hi guys,
if anyone is in need to know more about them I'd like to share my experience.
This company is based Italy and not too far from me, about 3 months ago they asked me to become a beta tester for their DR tool, and i accepted
What i found is that actually working in AHCI is a lot better than UDMA not only for speed but for stability and drive errors management (the port reset is great!).
The price list they gave me is more or less aligned with pc3k with DE for both firmware and cloner utilities and i considered it worthy after having used it for a while.
As all the tools have some pros and some cons, about password unlock i unlocked ARM hitachi and WD Royl drives without the need of any forensic version.
As i don't want this post to become an advertisement if you are interested on further opinions (both for pros and cons) or screenshot ... just let me know
if anyone is in need to know more about them I'd like to share my experience.
This company is based Italy and not too far from me, about 3 months ago they asked me to become a beta tester for their DR tool, and i accepted
What i found is that actually working in AHCI is a lot better than UDMA not only for speed but for stability and drive errors management (the port reset is great!).
The price list they gave me is more or less aligned with pc3k with DE for both firmware and cloner utilities and i considered it worthy after having used it for a while.
As all the tools have some pros and some cons, about password unlock i unlocked ARM hitachi and WD Royl drives without the need of any forensic version.
As i don't want this post to become an advertisement if you are interested on further opinions (both for pros and cons) or screenshot ... just let me know
Re: EDR tools
February 27th, 2014, 12:11
irs wrote:hi guys,
if anyone is in need to know more about them I'd like to share my experience.
This company is based Italy and not too far from me, about 3 months ago they asked me to become a beta tester for their DR tool, and i accepted
What i found is that actually working in AHCI is a lot better than UDMA not only for speed but for stability and drive errors management (the port reset is great!).
The price list they gave me is more or less aligned with pc3k with DE for both firmware and cloner utilities and i considered it worthy after having used it for a while.
As all the tools have some pros and some cons, about password unlock i unlocked ARM hitachi and WD Royl drives without the need of any forensic version.
As i don't want this post to become an advertisement if you are interested on further opinions (both for pros and cons) or screenshot ... just let me know
Had they not giving you a unit to test, would you choose to buy their unit over an updated PC3K UDMAe or PC3K Express? Does it have all the power of PC3K? When you are comparing to PC3K, which version of PC3K are you comparing? From what I can tell, the price difference is negligible, so it comes down to functionality, reliability and support.
Also, is the PCIe card a custom build or just a generic card, as it looks like from the photo on their website?
Re: EDR tools
February 27th, 2014, 12:56
Hi Luke,
i didn't buy pc3k express as looked too much as a normal UDMA with more channels and higher price .... so i can compare only with UDMA, my pc3k is 5.6.6 ( i think should be the latest
).
yes i received a test set for 1 month and then i bought it, about the purchase you said right "updated PC3K" ... actually i'm more confident on this new tool as it's a newer technology than Ace's and i already received 2 updates (as beta) with good improvements.
I liked the policy of free updates and the fact that they listened at me for wishlists, actually the support is good and fast but i understand that they are quite new so i not possible to judge.
Is hard to compare as they are different and sometimes is better sometimes less i try to clarify, i like a lot the cloner utility as is fast even to create the sector maps for unread or error sectors i have to say that is more like a DDI 4 than PC3K DE.
About firmware utilities has some features i like, i think WD royl support is better:
through support they could rebuild ROM modules on drives with overlays mod "NOT INIT"
the speed on tracks reading is great (very much faster than PC3K), speed apart the other options are more or like like Ace's.
They lack a bit on head map in RAM for newer families, sometimes it didn't work.
About Seagate i could work with a good list of system files (also volumes not yet managed by pc3k
) 3 months ago and i could work on Lombard drives (the 4tb with no com port full access .. they opened it), on the other side here also they lack for head map editing.
as i told you i'm confident about updates.
i think is quite difficult to me to tell you ... i can see that before windows booting there's an output with the name of the controller (something like "EDR Tool controller...") but i think is better to ask them about.
I'm sorry if i wrote such a long post but i hope this answered your questions
let me know
i didn't buy pc3k express as looked too much as a normal UDMA with more channels and higher price .... so i can compare only with UDMA, my pc3k is 5.6.6 ( i think should be the latest
).Had they not giving you a unit to test, would you choose to buy their unit over an updated PC3K UDMAe or PC3K Express?
yes i received a test set for 1 month and then i bought it, about the purchase you said right "updated PC3K" ... actually i'm more confident on this new tool as it's a newer technology than Ace's and i already received 2 updates (as beta) with good improvements.
I liked the policy of free updates and the fact that they listened at me for wishlists, actually the support is good and fast but i understand that they are quite new so i not possible to judge.
Does it have all the power of PC3K? When you are comparing to PC3K, which version of PC3K are you comparing?
Is hard to compare as they are different and sometimes is better sometimes less i try to clarify, i like a lot the cloner utility as is fast even to create the sector maps for unread or error sectors i have to say that is more like a DDI 4 than PC3K DE.
About firmware utilities has some features i like, i think WD royl support is better:
through support they could rebuild ROM modules on drives with overlays mod "NOT INIT"
the speed on tracks reading is great (very much faster than PC3K), speed apart the other options are more or like like Ace's.
They lack a bit on head map in RAM for newer families, sometimes it didn't work.
About Seagate i could work with a good list of system files (also volumes not yet managed by pc3k
) 3 months ago and i could work on Lombard drives (the 4tb with no com port full access .. they opened it), on the other side here also they lack for head map editing.as i told you i'm confident about updates.
Also, is the PCIe card a custom build or just a generic card, as it looks like from the photo on their website?
i think is quite difficult to me to tell you ... i can see that before windows booting there's an output with the name of the controller (something like "EDR Tool controller...") but i think is better to ask them about.
I'm sorry if i wrote such a long post but i hope this answered your questions
let me know
Re: EDR tools
March 16th, 2014, 16:17
Head map on F3 seagate is not supported yet with this tool, but it will be from next update on April 2014
Re: EDR tools
March 19th, 2014, 3:26
Guess it takes time to rip commands from PC3000 UDMA
Re: EDR tools
May 26th, 2014, 10:37
If you go to "Polo tecnologico di Pordenone" (Italy) on 24th of June 2014 you can purchase F.L.A.M.E EDR tools (firmware utilities and copier) with 20% discount.
If you purchase it, they will refund the money you spend for the travelling (train, plane, hotel etc).
On 24th of June at the "Polo tecnologico di Pordenone", will shown you how to use the tools for free, then you can think to buy or not, but if you don't buy they will not refund you the travelling cost.
More details here:
http://www.edrtools.eu/open_day_2014.html
If you purchase it, they will refund the money you spend for the travelling (train, plane, hotel etc).
On 24th of June at the "Polo tecnologico di Pordenone", will shown you how to use the tools for free, then you can think to buy or not, but if you don't buy they will not refund you the travelling cost.
More details here:
http://www.edrtools.eu/open_day_2014.html
Re: EDR tools
May 26th, 2014, 15:28
So is it supported now?
michael chiklis wrote:Head map on F3 seagate is not supported yet with this tool, but it will be from next update on April 2014
Re: EDR tools
May 26th, 2014, 20:02
Yes guru, now head map on F3 is supported.
Re: EDR tools
May 30th, 2014, 6:41
Nice idea the open day...
Re: EDR tools
May 30th, 2014, 14:53
I just knew there had to be some catch to the "refund".
* the refund will be grant for flight,hotel, meals and considered as a further discount to add to actual promotions for this single purchase, the maximum amount of refund changes according to buyer's country:
Italy up to 400,00 euros
Europe (except Italy) up to 600,00 euros
Others up to 800,00 euros
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