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    I'd probably do what squiggles suggested in your case. Hard drives do have a breather hole (well technically a pressure valve outlet IIRC), but it's on the underside and it's highly unlikely that it's damaged (most likely there's been a short on the mainboard) and should be fine to move to an external cage or whatever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RantyDave View Post
    Provided it speaks hfs+ you mean. So, a mac, in other words.

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    Not so fast Dave.

    Macdrive is available on the torrents, and lets you read and write to HFS+ drives on a Windows system.

    A handy bit of kit to have is a USB cable which has IDE 3.5", IDE 2.5" and SATA on a block on the end. Match that with a power supply with a Molex plug and you're away. That's how I deal with drives that need to be played with.

    If you were down here I could sort you out easily.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RantyDave View Post
    Provided it speaks hfs+ you mean. So, a mac, in other words.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DangerousBastard View Post
    And most of the unixes.
    Like they say, all the three main platforms speak HFS+ these days. HFS is a little easier to get to, but it's still possible to deal with HFS+.

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