I recall a company in Orlando, FLA called Randomex that did those type of
services for Disney.
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From "John Clogg" <[log in to unmask]>, on 4/23/98 8:08 PM:
I found an ad in a trade rag for a couple of outfits that do data recovery
and drive repair.  I have no personal experience with them.

 Independent Technology Service, Inc
 4495 Runway Street
 Simi Valley, CA 93063
 805-526-1555
 Fax: 805-526-2590
 Web: www.i-t-s.com

 ABC Drives
 8717 Darby Ave.
 Northridge, CA 91325
 818-885-7157
 Fax: 818-885-6846

There are others as well.  Contact me if you need more info.  Good luck!

>>> Donna Garverick <[log in to unmask]> 04/23/98 12:49pm >>>
today is just the monday-est of thursdays...

i had a 9gb drive go belly up overnight - and yup you
guessed right - there's *no* backup to recover from :-(
according to sysdiag, the spindle motor is stopped.
so this drive isn't just dead, it's most sincerely dead.
this drive is part of a private volume - so that means
(i think) the whole pv is hosed.  of course, this is
the private volume that our y2k people have all
their software on <whimper>.  rumor has it there
are folks (companies) that can do recoveries....
doesn anyone have any name & phone numbers??
          - d