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09-12-2008
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crashed HD file transfer
I created a bootable CD from Slax and can now access my crashed HD files. Problem is I can't move them to my USB HD even though the device is recognized. From what I have learned, I must "mount" the old HD and the good USB drive and then enter a copy command to permit the transfer (many GB's).
Can anyone guide me through the process? Thanks |
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