Not yet. And it is risky. I don't even have the tools like used here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDZZrVLVeVU
It may still exist. Not sure how much undamaged, as Hama flash storage is of questionable quality to begin with.
Not yet. And it is risky. I don't even have the tools like used here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDZZrVLVeVU
It may still exist. Not sure how much undamaged, as Hama flash storage is of questionable quality to begin with.
He uses a hot air station with e-microscope and then an adapter for the memory chip with proper software (which might have a commercial licence), but still the problem might be with the storage chip itself.
You can try plugging it in a linux distro that won't mount it automatically, and then see if gnome disks can make an image.
He uses a hot air station with e-microscope and then an adapter for the memory chip with proper software (which might have a commercial licence), but still the problem might be with the storage chip itself.
You can try plugging it in a linux distro that won't mount it automatically, and then see if gnome disks can make an image.
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