There IS a recovery program you can use to access the hard drive called UFS Explorer. I have used UFS Explorer and it worked for me. The SnapOS is a modified BSD OS having a UFS. You can try Linux, but I don't think it will work. Check out the link below which will give you some knowledge and put you on a good path.
Info on Unix File System(UFS)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_File_System
Can you unmount and then mount the drive without getting the "dduQuietAllDevices" ?
conf dev unmount
conf dev mount
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Originally Posted by microsvc
Hi, I get the dduQuietAllDevices after I enter conf dev mount.
Do you know what the format is of the drive? Can I use Linux to read the drive?
Thanks for all your help!  |