Data Rescue II

[Riker]

Segnalo l'aggiornamento del noto programma per recupero dati Data Rescue II (http://www.prosofteng.com/products/data_rescue.php?PHPSESSID=5a8941f38e58e6654b6f3bd9 cba19c2a)

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.2.2:
The Entourage database FM was enhanced, and the Entourage GFM was removed.
The EMLX FM was updated.
bug with recovering catalog files with more than 8 fragments; some would report an error instead of recovering the extra fragments.
a bug that caused excessively long processing times when parsing sqlite database files for CBR. Changed MXF FM so it could recovery partial files. Several fixes to the zip FM, to eliminate a crash and reduce the number of spurious matches. This module handles gz, zip, and other zip based files.
the Type code for recovered .eml files.
a bug that (rarely) caused an infinite loop when parsing mp3 files.
some bugs in finding Quicktime files.
a source of crashing when testing for writable recovery directory. Updated release notes.
some bugs in build scripts.
a build bug that occurred when the switch was made to xcode 3.1 which caused the backend strings file to be in the wrong format, causing a crash. Make the qceph FM default to disabled.
a bug in the warning message target device name when starting a clone.
a bug in which a 32 bit integer variable could overflow on very large scans, causing a malfunction. Add support to Text FM to support OBJ and MTL object and material files.
a potential crash in a library routine when checking if a volume was on a particular drive.
another library routine which caused a crash when fed a null path.

Demo Features
The demo of this product is limited in the following ways:
Full scan and display of the list of all found files
Recover 1 file 5MB or less in size


Download diretto Data_Rescue_II_1.2.2 (http://www.macupdate.com/download.php/10259/Data_Rescue_II_1.2.2_US.dmg)

[Votantonio]

Grazie della segnalazione.

[Ismene]

Grazie! :)

[Padmé Amidala]

Version 3.0:

Data Rescue 3 runs on OS X 10.4.11 (Tiger) and later, including OS X 10.5.x (Leopard) and OS X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard)

Data Rescue 3 sports a brand new Graphical User Interface, with animated visual effects.
Many (over 100) new Reconstructed file types have been added for Deleted and Deep scans. See the last section of this file for a current list of supported types.
A powerful new feature called FileIQ allows Data Rescue 3 to learn about new file types from user-supplied samples. This greatly extends the number of potential Reconstructed file types supported.
A new File Previewer feature, which can preview many file types prior to recovery.
The ability to suspend and resume scans, and to manage the results from multiple scans.
Improved support for scanning Apple software RAID drives
Improved support for scanning large > 1TB drives
Improved support for recovering large sparse disk image files
Improved support for recovering pkzip files
Improved recovery of hard linked files
Added ability to unmount or eject a volume (useful when booted from DVD-ROM)
Automatic check for updated Data Rescue 3 version
Improved features to assist if a call to Prosoft technical support becomes necessary.
New Home Folder feature when booted from DVD; avoids the need to re-enter activation key each time it's booted.
Numerous bug fixes

REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later
1GHz G4, G5, or Intel-processor or faster
An additional hard drive to recover files to
DVD-ROM Drive (optional, required to boot and run DataRescue from its DVD)

[Votantonio]

Version 3.0:
Data Rescue 3 runs on OS X 10.4.11 (Tiger) and later, including OS X 10.5.x (Leopard) and OS X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard)...
Perfetto. Grazie per la segnalazione. :)

[Luthien]

Grazie della segnalazione Padmé :)

[Riker]

Data Rescue 3.0.2

WHAT'S NEW Version 3.0.2:

• Windows-formatted drives (FAT32 and NTFS) can now be erased as Mac-formatted (HFS+) when choosing a workspace or recovery directory. This is useful for drives whose default format is not for the Mac. Erasing them is necessary to use them as a recovery drive for Data Rescue.
• Sony raw image files (.srf and .arw) and Digital Performer project files are now properly found during scanning.
• Preview can now process web archives and additional text files.
• The Scan Results table now allows the user to reorder the columns.
• A crash which could occur if the source drive disconnects while doing an Analyze, Clone, or Recover. Now, a disconnect will cancel the operation and inform the user of the disconnect.
• A crash could occur if a defective drive reported a zero block size, or if the drive could not be opened for reading, or when trying to manually set size parameters for a defective drive.
• Fixed crash when analyzing large files with FileIQ
• Fixed various other crashes
• Canceling a Recover would not cancel under some situations.
• Under some circumstances, resuming a suspended scan could cause memory corruption in the scan engine process.
• Certain types of QuickTime file contents could cause a single large file to be found as many small incomplete files.
• Improved detection of AVI files.
• If the amount of free space on the workspace volume was small, it would sometimes display as a huge number.
• Fixed a bug where scans in a workspace other than the default workspace sometimes weren't loaded at startup.
• Some tiny invalid BMP image files were being included in the scan results.
• Recovery animation was inefficient (updating more often than necessary).
• Searching scan results by date was sometimes not working properly.
• If a drive was reported with a zero size, it was not being shown in the drives list.
• The date on the Orphans Folder was incorrect.
• The file Previewer was not responding to user changes to the Allocation Block Layout settings.
• Preview's process now runs as 64-bit in Snow Leopard on supported Intel machines.
• Fixed issue with the Preview's window able to move below the menu bar.
• Command-Q now quits Data Rescue when Preview's window is active.
• The PKZip file module was erroneously showing as disabled in the FileIQ dialog.
• The Node Inspector was showing the same file extents information incorrectly.
• The Add RAID Set and Add File to Scan features were broken in version 3.0.1.
• Fixed default date formats when booted from the DVD.
• Addressed various problems with the status fields when scanning a slow drive or performing advanced clones.
• Improved FAT32/NTFS volume name detection.
• The "Refresh Volume List" menu has been moved from the Expert to File menu.
• Reduced overall memory usage

[Votantonio]

Data Rescue 3.0.2...
Grazie. :smt039

[Riker]

Data Rescue 3.1

WHAT'S NEW Version 3.1:

• Runs natively as 64-bit on supported machines in Snow Leopard
• New Welcome window for easier access to suspended and completed scans
• Improvements to the Workspace and Home Folder workflows: now simpler to understand and use
• New Expert feature for erasing any drive or volume to HFS+
• Added contextual menu to Details View for quick access to common features
• Improved recovery of InDesign, PEF raw image, TIFF and AVI files, for certain cases
• Added support for recovering certain ORF raw images
• A number of additional file types with no, or non-standard, extensions can now be previewed.
• DMG files with no partition table can now be found and recovered.
• Some improvements were made to improve Deep Scan results, in some cases.
• Some optional additional file browser columns may be shown by right-clicking on the table columns header.
Fixes:
• Catalog files with more than 8 fragments would sometimes be recovered incorrectly.
• Activation while launched from a read-only volume wouldn't be applied correctly
• Erase wasn't working on 10.4
• Erased drives wouldn't show up in the source selection screen, sometimes causing unnecessary warnings to be displayed
• Erase wouldn't work on a volume that was mounted while the open dialog was active
• Crash when attempting to erase a drive that just disconnected
• Rare crash when a device is disconnected
• Minor incompatibilities with the software update feature on 10.4
• Several usability enhancements to Set Drive/Volume Params.
• Arenas weren't rendering properly on Snow Leopard
• User interface preferences are now properly stored in the Home Folder for when booted off the DVD
• Fixed some bugs related to running the application on a secondary monitor
• Improved performance and stability while browsing scan results
• Analyze sometimes crashed just when finishing.
• When unmarking many nodes when quitting, the UI would seem to hang and show the beach ball.
• Some miscellaneous sources of memory leaks and potential crashes were fixed.

[Vidokf1]

Grazie per la segnalazione :smt023