by Data-Medics » Mon Oct 14, 2019 9:39 am
No, you can't.
Very few drives even allow reading user zone sectors over TTL anyway. The purpose of that port is to service the drive, fix the firmware, etc.
I think you need to get the drive to a professional data recovery shop who can properly assess it.
No, you can't.
Very few drives even allow reading user zone sectors over TTL anyway. The purpose of that port is to service the drive, fix the firmware, etc.
I think you need to get the drive to a professional data recovery shop who can properly assess it.