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10-16-2005, 05:40 PM
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how can SuperDuper help?
I have a 200GB hd (in enclosure) HFS formatted. One day when connecting the enclosure to MACOSX i couldnt see it mount. After running DiskWarrior the HD finaly mount but all its contents where dissapeared. Can SuperDuper help me in this case and in what way?
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10-16-2005, 06:45 PM
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I believe you asked this same question via email, "zoran". As I said there, we're not really a "data recovery" application, and we can't really be used "reactively" to data loss -- we're designed to be used to back up before the failure, to give a level of redundancy so that this kind of thing doesn't take out "both" copies.
Sorry...
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