What’s on That LS-120 SuperDisk? Another Patient Visits the Clinic!

A couple of months ago, a reader in the US contacted me having discovered an LS-120 SuperDisk that was given to family with some data on it, but they were uncertain as to whether the disk had any more data on it that could be valuable. They had lost the means to continue accessing the data on the disk and thought I could help. As usual, being halfway around the world (and soon to embark on a trip to Singapore at the time), I asked them to explore their local computing groups and see if they had access to a more “local” means to access the disk and, in the meantime, keep that write-protect tab in the write-protect position to avoid any accidents. In the meantime, I took a trip to Singapore, came back, verified my LS-120 SuperDisk drive was still operational and got back in touch. The Job is Secured While I’m often hopeful that people can find enthusiasts and kind souls near them to help them out, I’m not all that surprised when after three or so weeks, I touched base only to find that…