Re: Help with corrupt hard drive

["David\\Julie Wilson" <cybrslider@home.com>]

B&R Computer Services

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B&R Computer Services
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"Rob Heiser" <rheiser@kerf.org> wrote in message
B668509D.E9C7%rheiser@kerf.org">news:B668509D.E9C7%rheiser@kerf.org...
>
>   I screwed up. I have an old Sider II 20 meg hard drive with a bunch of
old
> stuff that I'd love to have copies of. I have it hooked up to an Enhanced
> IIe. In an attempt to get my old Timemaster II HO clock card working
> correctly with ProDOS, I corrupted part of my hard drive. The mistake I
made
> was while using the DSK2FILE program. I had a DSK image that I wanted to
> expand, and you guessed it, I expanded it right on top of the first 140K
of
> my hard drive. I'm hoping someone here has a definitive answer to
recovering
> the data I still have left. I may be able to find the old 5.25" disks with
> the Sider II utilities on them. Any help is appreciated.
>
> Rob Heiser
> nospam_apple2@kerf.org
>