Berliner [DK]
February 11th, 2003, 08:37 AM
Hi
I'm on a quest of recovering data from a way-too-old harddrive. Merely accessing the disc was a problem in its own right, as it was a SCSI-drive. I found someone with the right hardware, and has now transfered the data to a cd-rom.
Unfortunately, the drive seems to have been compressed with dblspace:
COMMAND.COM 54 KB
DBLSPACE.000 258.416 KB (INVISIBLE)
DBLSPACE.BIN 50 KB (INVISIBLE)
DBLSPACE.INI 1 KB (INVISIBLE)
IBMBIO.COM 40 KB (INVISIBLE)
IBMDOS.COM 37 KB (INVISIBLE)
How do I access the compressed data (I know I could probably do it by installing another OS than windows 2000 on my computer, but I would REALLY prefer not to go there...)
Hope you can help ;)
I'm on a quest of recovering data from a way-too-old harddrive. Merely accessing the disc was a problem in its own right, as it was a SCSI-drive. I found someone with the right hardware, and has now transfered the data to a cd-rom.
Unfortunately, the drive seems to have been compressed with dblspace:
COMMAND.COM 54 KB
DBLSPACE.000 258.416 KB (INVISIBLE)
DBLSPACE.BIN 50 KB (INVISIBLE)
DBLSPACE.INI 1 KB (INVISIBLE)
IBMBIO.COM 40 KB (INVISIBLE)
IBMDOS.COM 37 KB (INVISIBLE)
How do I access the compressed data (I know I could probably do it by installing another OS than windows 2000 on my computer, but I would REALLY prefer not to go there...)
Hope you can help ;)