ITRC Forum statistics for June 2005

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

I noticed a lot of (very) good answers this week, and an frightening amount of (very) good answers that did get no points assigned.
I also noted some new posters just gave a bunny (the full 10 points) to every answer they got.
Neither is good for this forum.

10354 points this week. 318 posts (113 questions, 205 answers).
16 promotions and 25 waiting in line.

Fast movers are compared to archive/id-20050525.txt.gz
Pre-scanning 54554 members, 12488 have points prev 20050525

Fast Movers:

ID Diff Point Bunn Rate Last Msg Name
============ ===== ===== ==== ======= ======== =========================
BR776558 +323 12060 556 100.0 % 20050530 Uwe Zessin
CA569821 +313 48497 2393 100.4 % 20050601 Steven E Protter
BR41967 +218 16901 659 100.8 % 20050531 procura
CA861383 +203 11311 476 47.1 % 20050531 Rainald
CA1147460 +194 8391 360 102.7 % 20050601 Pat
CA71765 +182 6104 285 82.3 % 20050531 Rick Garland
CA1046449 +182 1533 73 100.0 % 20050531 Devender Khatana
BR170990 +169 17597 934 100.7 % 20050531 Kurt Beyers
CA1263969 +167 417 21 100.0 % 20050531 Tv
CA1274022 +159 741 38 - 20050531 Gopi Sekar
CA648840 +153 13727 716 100.0 % 20050531 Geoff Wild
CA874247 +151 16098 929 46.2 % 20050531 drew dimmick
CA592260 +146 27529 1226 100.0 % 20050531 harry d brown jr
CA843897 +145 2549 168 - 20050601 Ermin Borovac
BR765741 +143 2768 119 - 20050531 Volker Halle
CA1228403 +136 457 16 85.7 % 20050531 Suraj Singh
CA275236 +134 61087 3414 100.0 % 20050601 A. Clay Stephenson
CA753474 +126 7286 364 100.0 % 20050531 Stuart Browne
CA538848 +123 3962 186 100.0 % 20050531 Kent Ostby
CA486994 +117 26704 1677 96.2 % 20050601 Bill Hassell
CA18242 +116 31165 1870 100.1 % 20050601 Patrick Wallek
BR148616 +114 21038 1160 100.0 % 20050530 Robert-Jan Goossens
CA614316 +113 980 60 - 20050531 Eric Schmidt
BR859147 +113 511 23 100.0 % 20050531 renarios
CA13182 +106 38521 1863 100.7 % 20050531 Pete Randall

Marked 25 fast movers in 12488 members

14 Olympian's
40 Pharaoh's
159 Royalty's
226 Wizard's
251 Graduate's
339 Pro's

Promoted to Royalty:
2549 20050601 255 168 - CA843897 Ermin Borovac
2521 20050531 327 71 99.2 % BR767265 Wim Van den Wyngaert

Promoted to Graduate:
542 20050531 158 33 98.5 % BR768893 Christian Deutsch
533 20050531 190 29 0.0 % CA1256535 Andrzej Kowalik
520 20050530 100 21 100.0 % BR651734 Henk Geurts
511 20050531 146 23 100.0 % BR859147 renarios
501 20050531 76 25 100.0 % CA494465 Jesse Dougherty
500 20050529 261 25 78.6 % CA859527 Michael Dillman

Promoted to Pro:
324 20050531 80 13 100.0 % BR788979 cem
273 20050530 58 13 100.0 % CA1240948 Farid Herman
270 20050526 55 15 97.1 % CA4258 Greg Vaidman
259 20050509 44 14 - BR741287 Frauke Denker
257 20050530 61 13 67.3 % CA384034 Stuart Abramson
255 20050525 77 11 - CA300046 Robert Salter
251 20050525 39 17 100.0 % CA589462 marie-noelle jeanson
250 20050531 72 11 59.2 % BR719805 Josiah Carberry


Almost Pharaoh:
7399 20050601 789 267 95.3 % CA1035813 Cheryl G.

Almost Wizard:
980 20050531 140 60 - CA614316 Eric Schmidt
946 20050528 317 47 99.0 % CA1160181 Rajasekhar
944 20050511 416 55 0.0 % CA1091184 Ashish
940 20050527 203 43 - CA957742 mike
938 20050525 379 53 - BR802806 Saul
919 20050531 377 50 - CA939358 Terry Hutchings

Almost Graduate:
495 20050512 154 17 69.9 % CA297974 Tommy Brown
494 20050513 127 28 94.3 % BR707340 Artyom Voronchihin
486 20050512 86 18 100.0 % CA629928 Dani Seely
485 20050518 95 21 - CA945358 Jake Lundberg
481 20050531 78 27 64.7 % CA963429 Craig A. Berry
477 20050502 145 20 0.0 % CA376471 Vincente Fernandes
473 20050529 119 23 100.0 % CA1181037 Paul Walling
472 20050531 174 24 0.0 % CA486387 Emil Velez
468 20050523 155 25 100.0 % CA944939 Larry Straile
467 20050518 217 21 100.0 % CA947603 Pat Flanagan
467 20050527 97 21 99.1 % BR687869 Nick Brace

Almost Pro:
249 20050531 71 15 100.0 % BR843827 Oguz Kutlu Asik
247 20050524 31 14 - BR780677 Joseph Huber
238 20050526 51 13 100.0 % CA938282 Neal Bowman
237 20050531 73 0 - CA1263359 Venkatesh
233 20050527 112 18 100.0 % CA936692 Kevin Brisson
231 20050515 80 9 73.6 % CA623471 Simon
231 20050505 61 0 - CA487319 Craig Gilmore


00 .. 09 % 1427
10 .. 19 % 297
20 .. 29 % 400
30 .. 39 % 426
40 .. 49 % 356
50 .. 59 % 652
60 .. 69 % 571
70 .. 79 % 444
80 .. 89 % 505
90 .. 99 % 445
100 % 1421
101 .. 109 % 52
110 .. 119 % 3
120 .. 129 % 1
130 .. 139 % 3
140 .. 149 % 2
150 .. 159 % 2
160 .. 169 % 1
200 .. 209 % 2
Avarage: 54.8 %

History:
May 2005: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=870331
April 2005: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=850992
March 2005: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=826003
February 2005: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=804511
January 2005: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=780287
December 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=753600
November 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=732458
October 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=712082
September 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=685252
August 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=657865
July 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=629519
June 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=606175
May 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=581095
April 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=542422
March 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=484667
February 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=421646
January 2004: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=351586
December 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=289847
November 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=245544
October 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=231763
(Rest still useless, now the content has gone):
September 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=217412
Augustus 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=210824
July 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=206305
June 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=69109
May 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=55987
April 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=194940
March 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=199543
February 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=51738
January 2003: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=183983
December 2002: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=186414
November 2002: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=140956

Full stats available on http://mirrors.develooper.com/hpux/ , https://www.beepz.com/personal/merijn/, http://www.cmve.net/~merijn/ , or http://www.hpux.ws/merijn/

http://mirrors.develooper.com/hpux/stats.html takes an attempt in explaining all the numbers. I hope to have explained the FAQ's there.

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

[Jan van den Ende]

Merijn,

may I please invite you to pay a visit to the first few VMS pages?

Recently there has been a whole shower of promotions, and I think your famous stats would be highly welcomed!

Proost.

Have one on me.

jpe

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

You may invite me, but don't expect too much.

My laptop's harddisk just crashed unrebootable. I used that box for congrats.

Replacing the disk is not the hardest problem, but how do I get the data from the old disk, including the system, back to live?

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn [ taking donations from now on ]

[Antoniov.]

Merijn,
may I help you in some way?

Antonio Vigliotti

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Probably my laptop will be returned with a new blank disk

How do I get the content of the old disk (block 16 unreadable) back to life?

I have /some/ backups, but I will have no backup of my bookmarks and so on.
Since my laptop was very ... errr ... alive, LOTS changed every day, and making 40 Gb backups every day of a 4200 rpm laptop disk just takes away the fun

Second problem is that you cannot place a laptop disk in a workstation/pc/server/... and use dd/perl/c/... to see what is left to extract. The connectors are ... errr ... different.

So fore home-work, I have revived cygwin to an acceptable level: ssl/ssh/rsync all work fine now, but cygwin's X-server still refuses HP's X forwarding.

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

[Fred Ruffet]

hmmm.... well... Try to install a linux rescue system on a memory stick (http://slax.linux-live.org/?lang=en for example). Get it with a good network module available and also module for the FS you have on the disk. dd it thhrough network to a distant file (yeah, I know 40GB is big) then you may be able to dd it the other way to the new disk on a secondary partition (if disk is bigger) or an other machine...

It may only be a good lookin therory, but it may work.

Good luck,

Fred

[Uwe Zessin]

I think you're looking for something like this, aren't you?

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/laptopsforless/25to35laphar.html

[Antoniov.]

I understand your laptop os is not windows so I'm not able to help you :-(
Uwe's link is a good starting point.
After you reinstall new hd, you could use usb portable hd like follow
http://www.usb-2-0.com/usb-2-0-hard-drive.html
http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/drives/5ad4/
http://www.usb-ware.com/ads-usb-2-hard-drive-kit.htm
and many other devices.
You can backup every day form internal HD to external usb box in little time.

Antonio Vigliotti

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Once the new disk is up and running, Uwe's link will have to help me with restoring what I've lost.

The OS is NOT the problem. Yes, the laptop does not run Winblows (of course). It ran SuSE 9.3 Linux, and it will run that again.

My workstation is SuSE 9.2, so I've got all I want - OS wise. Including bootable DVD's and such.

More points to earn in giving me the best link to (reiser)FS recovery sw. No points for NTFS or FAT support. My FS is reiserfs. I already planned to use either dd (which might stop dead on the bad blocks), perl or dedicated C to read the old disk once the `Uwe'-device is installed (my colleage ordered one from a european site, he also thought it a good idea to have that available anyway).

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn [ real stats again tomorrow :) ]

[Eric Antunes]

Hi Merijin,

Try this one:

http://www.microlite.com/

Best Regards,

Eric Antunes

[Eric Antunes]

Your link to http://mirrors.develooper.com/hpux/id-20050601.html is named "25 May 2005" in http://mirrors.develooper.com/hpux/#Statistics

Eric

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Again, I am NOT in search of backup programs or hardware. We are already in the process of setting up a 8 Tb backup system.

I also *do* have backups of the vital data, I will just be missing the personal things. It was just a very inconvenient moment to happen, but that is probably always the case isn't it?

Once the new disk is up, it's just a question of re-installing Opera, rsync the forum data and on we go.

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn [ not written with i j i ]

[Eric Antunes]

"More points to earn in giving me the best link to (reiser)FS recovery sw."

I must have misunderstood it but there is no recovery without backup...

"but that is probably always the case isn't it?"

I think so. I do backup my personal stuffs but only on a monthly base.

Best Regards,

Eric Antunes

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Of course there is recovery without backup: recover from the crashed source, whatever that is.

I have quite some experience now with recovering the DATA from a crashed NTFS partition, which even the commercial products were unable to revive, using the NTFS kernel drivers from Linux, I read the still intact disk block by block and recovered 18 Gb of data files!

I want some software that will help me recovering the data files (maybe even the complete FS structure) from a crashed disk of which certain blocks are so damaged that they won't read.

See this as if you always made a complete backup, and your backup media was damaged.

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn [ not desperate, but certainly seeing some temptations ahead ]

[Steven E. Protter · Accepted solution]

Before you service the laptop:

http://www.sysresccd.org/

Download the distribution, make a cd and boot off of it.

I'm almost sure you will be able to recover almost any file you need off that disk.

Its the tool I use to rescue many linux and windows laptops. Kinda funny having to use Linux to save windows isn't it.

SEP

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Steven, I might receive my laptop back today.
I'll try that out, and assign points after that :)

Meanwhile, a network glitch caused statistics delay. I had to rerun the darn thing by hand.

11810 points this week. 198 posts (72 questions, 126 answers).
7 promotions and 27 waiting in line.

Fast movers are compared to archive/id-20050601.txt.gz
Pre-scanning 54601 members, 12538 have points prev 20050601

Fast Movers:

ID Diff Point Bunn Rate Last Msg Name
============ ===== ===== ==== ======= ======== =========================
CA569821 +507 49004 2422 100.4 % 20050608 Steven E Protter
BR170990 +294 17891 946 100.7 % 20050608 Kurt Beyers
CA861383 +261 11572 490 47.4 % 20050608 Rainald
CA1147460 +260 8651 369 102.7 % 20050608 Pat
CA275236 +257 61344 3429 100.0 % 20050608 A. Clay Stephenson
CA1274022 +233 974 49 - 20050607 Gopi Sekar
CA560748 +210 4117 238 100.0 % 20050608 Joseph Loo
CA1141886 +194 4463 235 100.0 % 20050608 Muthukumar
CA874247 +189 16287 929 46.2 % 20050531 drew dimmick
CA753474 +178 7464 373 100.0 % 20050608 Stuart Browne
CA592260 +173 27702 1226 100.0 % 20050531 harry d brown jr
BR661700 +172 18606 986 95.7 % 20050608 Leif Halvarsson
BR840990 +171 1985 87 97.6 % 20050607 Stephen Keane
BR776558 +168 12228 565 100.0 % 20050608 Uwe Zessin
CA976946 +150 184 1 - 20050531 comarow
CA13182 +143 38664 1872 100.7 % 20050607 Pete Randall
CA18242 +135 31300 1879 100.1 % 20050607 Patrick Wallek
BR765741 +129 2897 125 - 20050608 Volker Halle
CA1256535 +129 662 39 0.0 % 20050608 Andrzej Kowalik
CA375908 +119 4047 242 100.0 % 20050606 Denver Osborn
CA899122 +118 886 35 100.0 % 20050531 xyko
CA1228403 +116 573 23 85.7 % 20050608 Suraj Singh
CA843897 +113 2662 168 - 20050601 Ermin Borovac
CA408875 +106 6450 286 97.5 % 20050607 Laurie Gellatly
CA1085692 +102 436 23 33.3 % 20050607 Nkassas
CA648840 +100 13827 716 100.0 % 20050531 Geoff Wild
BR691259 +100 1352 66 100.0 % 20050608 Thayanidhi
BR41967 +99 17000 664 100.7 % 20050608 procura

Marked 28 fast movers in 12538 members

14 Olympian's
40 Pharaoh's
159 Royalty's
227 Wizard's
251 Graduate's
343 Pro's

Promoted to Wizard:
1000 20050531 140 60 - CA614316 Eric Schmidt

Promoted to Graduate:
573 20050608 168 23 85.7 % CA1228403 Suraj Singh

Promoted to Pro:
296 20050605 85 14 - CA1263359 Venkatesh
282 20050221 71 9 - CA841348 Saurav
281 20050607 35 17 - BR780677 Joseph Huber
255 20050606 56 15 100.0 % CA1040601 senthil kumar
251 20050607 84 15 100.0 % BR843827 Oguz Kutlu Asik


Almost Pharaoh:
7464 20050608 1016 373 100.0 % CA753474 Stuart Browne
7462 20050608 796 268 98.1 % CA1035813 Cheryl G.

Almost Wizard:
974 20050607 176 49 - CA1274022 Gopi Sekar
950 20050607 206 44 100.0 % BR720220 Stf
947 20050608 385 54 - BR802806 Saul
946 20050605 320 47 99.0 % CA1160181 Rajasekhar
944 20050527 203 43 - CA957742 mike
944 20050511 416 55 0.0 % CA1091184 Ashish
934 20050608 197 38 100.0 % BR165264 Andrew Merritt
932 20050531 377 50 - CA939358 Terry Hutchings

Almost Graduate:
495 20050512 154 17 69.9 % CA297974 Tommy Brown
494 20050513 127 28 94.3 % BR707340 Artyom Voronchihin
489 20050531 78 27 64.7 % CA963429 Craig A. Berry
488 20050512 86 18 100.0 % CA629928 Dani Seely
485 20050518 95 21 - CA945358 Jake Lundberg
483 20050603 124 23 100.0 % CA1181037 Paul Walling
479 20050608 90 23 - CA1057653 Han Pilmeyer
478 20050531 174 24 0.0 % CA486387 Emil Velez
475 20050603 98 22 98.2 % BR687869 Nick Brace
474 20050603 0 0 33.3 % BR716041 Borislav Perkov
468 20050523 155 25 100.0 % CA944939 Larry Straile
467 20050518 217 21 100.0 % CA947603 Pat Flanagan
462 20050513 207 31 - BR818799 Kevin Adams

Almost Pro:
240 20050515 80 9 73.6 % CA623471 Simon
238 20050526 51 13 100.0 % CA938282 Neal Bowman
234 20050607 59 13 100.0 % CA1138732 Amit Agarwal
233 20050527 112 18 100.0 % CA936692 Kevin Brisson


00 .. 09 % 1426
10 .. 19 % 298
20 .. 29 % 405
30 .. 39 % 424
40 .. 49 % 357
50 .. 59 % 653
60 .. 69 % 571
70 .. 79 % 446
80 .. 89 % 506
90 .. 99 % 449
100 % 1422
101 .. 109 % 52
110 .. 119 % 3
120 .. 129 % 1
130 .. 139 % 3
140 .. 149 % 2
150 .. 159 % 2
160 .. 169 % 1
200 .. 209 % 2
Avarage: 54.8 %

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

[Eric Antunes]

Hi Merijin,

This is not recovery, it's rescue...

Partition Magic 8 (Symantec) supports extendedx partitions (Linux kernels below 2.2 do not support extendedx).

Best Regards,

Eric Antunes

[Steven E. Protter]

Great Merijn,

You won't be able to fix it. You will be able to access it and get a lot of files off of it with rescuecd.

Glad to hear from you.

SEP

[Antoniov.]

Merijn,
happy you are ready again :-)
Great job.

Antonio Vigliotti

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

I'm ready by far. I don't even have my laptop back yet!
I'm doing this in my struggle to get Cygwin to do as *I* want.
Life^WIT has currently turned against me. No time for fun :(

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

[Juan M Leon]

Knopix is a linux version. you can boot any machine and it will load drivers and peripherals as it was fully installed(it will not touch or modify your disk, however you need good memory space better 512mb). I believe that you can mount your HD and you can recover all your files and even you can ftp'ed to any other system in the network. I hope it helps.

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Memory Stick Operating Systems, Knoppix or whatever OS to boot from is - as said before - not the problem. I have several ways to boot from CD and access hard drives.

SEP's solution was better than most posted here, because:
- it *shows* hard-disk errors, but continues where other bootable OS's would stop
- it includes partion magic in all aspects, which could be used to make drive images

BUT - as also said before - my disk is severely damaged, and none of the products I have had at hand where able to recognize even part of the file system that was on it before the crash, and even partitionmagic refuses to make a partition dump.

Windows products are neither fun nor funny, because as I originally stated, it was a reiserfs file system before the crash, and MicroShit has problably never heard of it, so chance that they can read it or even recover files from it is like 20 years from now: science fiction.

Sorry SEP, rescuecd didn't help me either

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

10971 points this week. 329 posts (89 questions, 240 answers).
8 promotions and 27 waiting in line.

Fast movers are compared to archive/id-20050608.txt.gz
Pre-scanning 54632 members, 12570 have points prev 20050608

Fast Movers:

ID Diff Point Bunn Rate Last Msg Name
============ ===== ===== ==== ======= ======== =========================
CA569821 +425 49429 2451 100.4 % 20050615 Steven E Protter
CA592260 +310 28012 1248 100.0 % 20050614 harry d brown jr
CA861383 +229 11801 502 48.0 % 20050615 Rainald
BR776558 +222 12450 575 100.0 % 20050614 Uwe Zessin
CA275236 +208 61552 3441 100.0 % 20050614 A. Clay Stephenson
CA18242 +192 31492 1893 100.1 % 20050614 Patrick Wallek
BR170990 +182 18073 955 100.7 % 20050614 Kurt Beyers
CA13182 +165 38829 1879 100.7 % 20050614 Pete Randall
CA765507 +165 11934 592 54.1 % 20050614 RAC
CA71765 +165 6308 296 82.3 % 20050614 Rick Garland
BR148616 +146 21243 1174 100.1 % 20050614 Robert-Jan Goossens
CA1046449 +141 1740 85 100.0 % 20050615 Devender Khatana
CA408594 +137 569 19 95.0 % 20050615 Tom Dineen
CA976946 +136 320 15 20.0 % 20050614 comarow
CA288244 +135 1972 102 91.8 % 20050614 Mel Burslan
CA1141886 +126 4589 239 99.2 % 20050614 Muthukumar
CA1228403 +125 698 28 85.7 % 20050614 Suraj Singh
CA1063616 +123 4008 135 99.4 % 20050614 Jan van den Ende
BR760133 +120 5820 177 100.1 % 20050614 Antoniov
CA560748 +120 4237 245 100.0 % 20050615 Joseph Loo
CA1147460 +119 8770 373 102.7 % 20050615 Pat
BR754460 +119 5670 214 100.0 % 20050614 Ian Miller
CA545242 +118 10660 623 100.0 % 20050614 Ian
CA1274022 +116 1090 52 - 20050610 Gopi Sekar
BR162261 +114 7119 436 100.0 % 20050614 Duncan Edmonstone
CA648840 +112 13939 727 100.0 % 20050614 Geoff Wild
BR661700 +105 18711 994 95.7 % 20050614 Leif Halvarsson
CA1128306 +104 2457 139 - 20050614 Dave Haro
CA753474 +101 7565 378 100.0 % 20050614 Stuart Browne

Marked 29 fast movers in 12570 members

14 Olympian's
42 Pharaoh's
157 Royalty's
228 Wizard's
252 Graduate's
344 Pro's

Promoted to Pharaoh:
7565 20050614 1030 378 100.0 % CA753474 Stuart Browne
7504 20050615 806 271 98.1 % CA1035813 Cheryl G.

Promoted to Wizard:
1090 20050610 190 52 - CA1274022 Gopi Sekar

Promoted to Graduate:
569 20050615 171 19 95.0 % CA408594 Tom Dineen
530 20050614 307 28 33.3 % CA1085692 Nkassas

Promoted to Pro:
320 20050614 38 15 20.0 % CA976946 comarow
277 20050614 72 15 100.0 % CA1138732 Amit Agarwal
261 20050608 61 11 79.2 % BR771273 Elias Abboud


Almost Royalty:
2457 20050614 613 139 - CA1128306 Dave Haro

Almost Wizard:
971 20050610 209 45 100.0 % BR720220 Stf
962 20050614 202 39 100.0 % BR165264 Andrew Merritt
961 20050614 392 54 - BR802806 Saul
957 20050614 215 44 - CA957742 mike
955 20050614 143 41 100.0 % CA899122 xyko
949 20050613 182 50 100.0 % BR748713 Rohwedder, Karl
946 20050614 326 47 99.0 % CA1160181 Rajasekhar
932 20050531 377 50 - CA939358 Terry Hutchings

Almost Graduate:
489 20050531 78 27 64.7 % CA963429 Craig A. Berry
486 20050614 196 25 - BR832462 ANTICHAN
485 20050518 95 21 - CA945358 Jake Lundberg
483 20050612 125 23 100.0 % CA1181037 Paul Walling
482 20050614 78 30 71.4 % CA1244347 Robert Bennett
479 20050608 90 23 - CA1057653 Han Pilmeyer
478 20050531 174 24 0.0 % CA486387 Emil Velez
475 20050603 98 22 98.2 % BR687869 Nick Brace
474 20050603 0 0 33.3 % BR716041 Borislav Perkov
468 20050523 155 25 100.0 % CA944939 Larry Straile
467 20050518 217 21 100.0 % CA947603 Pat Flanagan
465 20050614 119 22 92.9 % CA1263969 Tv

Almost Pro:
243 20050611 115 19 100.0 % CA936692 Kevin Brisson
240 20050613 47 5 100.0 % CA1230088 Jeffery D. Urmann
240 20050515 80 9 73.6 % CA623471 Simon
238 20050526 51 13 100.0 % CA938282 Neal Bowman
236 20050609 41 0 100.0 % CA1006215 Garry Fruth
230 20050614 73 11 25.0 % CA1087358 Ganesha Sridhara


00 .. 09 % 1427
10 .. 19 % 297
20 .. 29 % 405
30 .. 39 % 425
40 .. 49 % 355
50 .. 59 % 656
60 .. 69 % 572
70 .. 79 % 451
80 .. 89 % 507
90 .. 99 % 457
100 % 1416
101 .. 109 % 51
110 .. 119 % 3
120 .. 129 % 1
130 .. 139 % 3
140 .. 149 % 2
150 .. 159 % 2
160 .. 169 % 1
200 .. 209 % 2
Avarage: 54.8 %

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

[lowster]

just in case your still looking>

http://www.runtime.org/

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

I'm still lloking or open to suggestions, and probably always will. You get one point for trying, but the next who posts a link to NTFS/FAT will get none.

I had a crash of a disk with a REAL OS installed. I don't need, and hope I never have to, recover NTFS or FAT.

ReiserFS was on the disk and all stuff I tried didn't even recognize it was on the disk in the first place. Most sectors are unreadable.

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn