Mac Question

tefleming

I've got a mac issue here at work.

We've got a client with a machine that boots up fine, but yields an admit mac kernel error.

Is there anything to stop me from unplugging the hard drive from the machine, plugging it into a funcitoning machine (either as slave or in place of the optical) and transfering the vital, time-sensitive data? Would the functional machine have to be another mac (that's not a problem) or could it be a PC, where i'm more comfortable?

Or, is there a way to get around the Admitmac error?

Thanks in advance

TheBaron

tefleming wrote:

I've got a mac issue here at work.

We've got a client with a machine that boots up fine, but yields an admit mac kernel error.

Is there anything to stop me from unplugging the hard drive from the machine, plugging it into a funcitoning machine (either as slave or in place of the optical) and transfering the vital, time-sensitive data? Would the functional machine have to be another mac (that's not a problem) or could it be a PC, where i'm more comfortable?

Or, is there a way to get around the Admitmac error?

Thanks in advance

http://www.macdisk.com/mden.php3

primesuspect

As long as the data is not encrypted, you will have no problems plugging it into another mac. If you have to do it with a PC, you should get the 30 day trial of MacDrive. It is hands down the best HFS layer for windows in existence.

TheBaron

out Mac'd by the local Mac guru

primesuspect

mac attack!