You need to attach your Linux drive to another computer which can boot from Windows, and then restore the files on that computer using R-Studio. No matter how that system recognizes your drive, R-Studio should access it. You may also run R-Studio Agent Emergency which boots up from the single floppy and allows R-Studio to access data on that computer over the network.

Under Windows NT, Windows 2000, or Windows XP operating systems R-Studio will recover files from all physical and logical drives, which are visible by OS. Under Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows ME R-Studio will recover files from all logical drives visible by OS and from all physical drives, which are correctly accessible by Windows protected mode I/O subsystem.

On Windows NT, Windows 2000, or Windows XP operating systems R-Studio will recover files with file names to 32000 characters and restore original file names in any national encoding. Under Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows ME there is a 255 characters limit for size of full path for recovered files. Encoding of a file name is limited by the language currently set in Windows.

If an image contains a partition with a Linux file system, Windows will not be able to view it as the Windows OS does not support the Linux file systems. As a result, Linux partitions cannot be mounted as virtual drives on a Windows-based PC.

Linux can co-exist with a variety of operating systems without any problems. Hit http://www.pcquest.com/linux to browse archived articles on Linux installation. That is almost always an indicator of a hardware problem, usually flaky RAM or a mis-aligned CDROM drive. Try replacing the faulty component. Signal 11's and signal 7's are errors indicating a hardware error in memory or on the bus. This can be due to problems in executables or with the hardware of the system.

R-Undelete is a light version of R-Studio. It recovers files only on local logical disks visible by host OS. It usually suffices when files or folders are simply deleted. However if you are to recover files from deleted or damaged partitions, from damaged RAIDs, or from remote computers through network, you need one of R-Studio version.

The linux partitionn will remain there but LILO (if you have it on the MBR) will be overwritten by Windows and the LILO prompt will not appear on bootup. You will need to boot into Linux using a bootdisk (or loadlin) and run 'lilo -v' from there to replace LILO back on the MBR after installing Windows!

Once Arachne is rewritten to be more portable, it shouldn't be a problem to compile it also on any other platform, if the platform is compatible with DOS or Unix.

I boot with Knoppix from the CD drive. Once it has fully loaded to the KDE desktop, I open a konsole command window.

R-Studio recovers lost files from deleted or damaged partitions to another location. For safety reasons it does not even try to recover partitions in the wrong locations.

Yes, TrueCrypt volumes are independent of the operating system. However, you need to make sure your operating system installer does not format the partition where your TrueCrypt volume resides.

Remember, the IO is basically a standard pentium class PC with a standard BIOS and a 16MB flash memory card. Please read some of the messages in the "Technical" area on the I-Appliance Discussion Forum BBS, you will find many posts there talking about different OS's and how other installations went.

To recover a lost partition, go to the main menu of the application, and under the "Tools" option, select the "Recover partition" button. Then select the physical disk where the lost partition resides and press "Ok".

long as you can map a drive to the OS then you can back it up. Once you have mapped the drive Stockade will see that as a drive to build a drive-map for. (Also see FAQ on backing up mapped drives.)

Format of containers used in BestCrypt for Linux is compatible with containers created by v.6 (and above) of BestCrypt for Windows. Yes, it is possible, but please remember about the limitation for Linux - the operating system does not support files larger than 2 GB (although in Windows 2000/XP/Vista it is possible to create much larger files on NTFS partitions). It means that container files should be not larger than 2 GB, if you want to use them both in Linux and Windows.

Updates, upgrades, and future features - these questions involve updates, upgrades, and other future features.

WorldStation™ was developed on the Windows XP Pro operating system. It also runs perfectly on Windows 2000, Windows NT and Windows ME. It does not run reliably on Windows 98, which suffers from very old networking and other libraries. This is why we don't sell it for Windows 98. WorldStation™ will also be compiled and will run on any new Windows operating systems as they appear.

At the moment PAP runs on Windows (2000/XP) and Linux. A Mac OSX version is in the making and soon to be released.

Our DSL service will work with any Operating System that supports Ethernet Networking, including any operating systems listed. Please see your Operating System instructions or consult the manufacturer of the Operating System for details. Also, you should always verify PC requirements with us when you sign up.

Yes. However, all stations must be connected by a local area network (LAN). If you have multiple facilities in different areas, you must have a virtual private network (VPN) or T1 connection between facilities to allow the remote client stations to communicate with the master station.

A:The chances are that you have a winmodem. Winmodems are less expensive to make and rely on software to do what higher quality modems have hardware do. There is limited Linux support for them at linmodems.org. They don't work as well as better modems, even in Windows, and it is recommended that you purchase a better modem. A quick aside on this... if your machine has a winmodem, the chances are that it is running a program called ptsnoop.

In order to recover files on remote computers, the special service program R-Studio Agent should be installed on that computer. You may also use R-Studio Agent Emergency which boots from a single floppy and provides the same functions. These programs gives access to disks on remote computers therefore all network transfers are encrypted with strong crypto algorithms using a password supplied by the administrator. To access drives on a remote computer choose 'Connect to remote..

On to any device that is accessable by your operating system. Files may also be recovered to network share specified by UNC path (such as \\myserver\myshare). You may select the recovery path from a standard Windows directory dialog or enter it manually. Please note, the file system of the drive, which is used for saving recovered files may limit recovery of NTFS files extended information (see Q6 for details).

R-Studio may write to disk only from hex editor (with enabled write) or when it is explicitly directed to save files on this disk. Therefore, you should be very carefully using hex editor. In all other modes and actions, R-Studio performs a read-only and never modifies data on partitions and drives directly. Open partition, which contains your files or explore all of them if you are not sure about choice of correct partition.

In accordance with our sales policy , we guarantee customer support service within one year from the date of purchase. The services include technical support, customer support and all updates and new releases for purchased product during that term. When 1-year support service expires, customer needs to renew that support at a discounted price to continue receiving support services. The renewal support purchase extends customer support by 1-year from the date of its expiration.

The phrase "Trusted Operating System" generally refers to an operating system that provides sufficient support for multilevel security and evidence of correctness to meet a particular set of government requirements. Security-enhanced Linux incorporates useful ideas from these systems but focuses upon mandatory access controls.

No. (Older dmsdos versions supported it, but this feature has been given up when the CVF-FAT interface was introduced. Well, the documentation always warned ... ) What can I say. You decided to use compressed partitions - now you are experiencing one of their greatest disadvantages. But dmsdos has some special tricks for you in this case. You can..

That's a good question, but unfortunately the answer is not so simple, Window thermal performance is measured as a U-Value which Is the reciprocal of the R-Value ( R-Value = 1/U-Value. For example. R 2 = U .50, or 1/.50 = 2) A bit of background: the R-Value measures the resistance to heat loss or gain, while the U-Value measures the transmittance of heat through a material. The higher the number in R-Value the better the resistance, so the better the insulating value.

When using skyDSL with a dial-up Internet connection, the following operating systems are also supported: Windows ME and Windows 98 SE. Operation of skyDSL under Windows NT, Linux, BSD and OS/2 is not possible at the moment, and there are currently no plans to change this.