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RE: 5.25 Inch Disk Data Recovery

Subject: RE: 5.25 Inch Disk Data Recovery
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 12:17:17 -0500
Did you try Disk2FDI? You can get it at www.oldskool.org/disk2fdi. The
registered version with cable seems to work best.
Jim

-----Original Message-----
From: sety martin [mailto:wearing_a_greyhat@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 09:48 AM
To: forensics@securityfocus.com
Subject: 5.25 Inch Disk Data Recovery

Hi all,

I would appreciate any help in trying to resolve a
problem I am having.

I am trying to recover data from some 5.25 inch disks.
 They came off an older Apple system. (Apple 2?).

I have tried using dd, Ghost, Encase, FTK, Winhex and
Norton Utilites to view/image these diskettes without
any success.

It is not clear to me if there is still valid data on
these disks.  My experience has shown me that data on
a 5.25 inch can get corrupted over time.  Does anyone
know if the tools above could successfully read these
disks?  I am using a 1.2 Mb drive.  If these tools
can't do the job, does anyone know of a definitive way
to get at this data using an x86 or Sun system?

Thanks all,

Sety


                
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