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Old 13-05-2005, 12:10   #16
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Re: Is this really the end of my hard drive?

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Originally Posted by bmxbandit
if the linux drive is still not recognised by the bios, and there's some really important data on it you colud always try The Freezer Trickââ€Æ¦Ã‚¾Ãƒâ€šÃ‚¢.

or, just take it apart and play with the magnets
Hehe, that's not a bad plan I'll research it a bit, and give it a go - it's not like I have got anything to lose
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Originally Posted by Raistlin
How much were you thinking about paying for that drive?
Not sure really - in all fairness, I probably won't get one that size, I was just trying to make myself feel better by thinking 'I'll get a bigger, better one, now ' It also depends on how much money I have left in my bank, so I guess I'll just have to wait and see
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Originally Posted by Paul
What drive did you lose stuff from? At least you have got a working PC again, better than the alternative I suppose
I managed to lost my old 20gb linux drive. It was quite a lucky setup that I ended up having - one which I will definitely use again My disaster action plan was almost ruined by not knowing the admin password, but, thanks to you, there was only one disaster, rather than two
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