UnixWare Recovery When Chmod Operation Fails

March 10th, 2010 by admin

Sometimes when you change the file system modes of the files and directories on your SCO UnixWare computer using chmod (or change mode) command in UNIX, the process may fail and your valuable data might go missing. In such situations, to retrieve your data, you should go for SCO UnixWare Data Recovery.

The chmod is C language function and shell command in SCO UnixWare and other UNIX operating systems. It is used to modify the file system mode of the files and directories. These modes include access permissions and special modes.

Only the root user can change the file system mode using chmod command. Chmod command has the below given syntax:

Chmod [options] mode file(s)

The ‘mode’ part of this command specifies the new privileges for the file or directory which follow as arguments.

Although, chmod command is very useful for SCO UnixWare administrators as well as users, but when the file permission changing process does not complete, data loss may occur.

In some cases, when you try to change file system modes of given files and directories, the process may stop with following error message:

“Chmod: changing ownership of `/

mnt/hdc1′: Operation not permitted”

After this error message, the volume on which you applied chmod command, becomes completely inaccessible and put you in serious data loss situation.

In such critical situations, the only way to recover your data is to carry out UnixWare Recovery. It is a systematic procedure to recover lost, missing or inaccessible data from your UnixWare hard drive.

It is best possible using third party UNIX recovery tools, known as UnixWare Data Recovery software. These are highly automated applications that are capable of methodically scanning your affected hard drive and extracting all data from it.

Using UnixWare Recovery software, you can carry out ‘Do It Yourself’ UNIX recovery. These software are easy-to-use tools and they do not require sound technical skills to achieve successful recovery of your mission critical data.

Such software can recover your lost files, directories and hard drive volumes after issues like file system corruption, operating system malfunction, metadata structure corruption, accidental deletion, hard drive formatting, user errors as incorrect use of commands and other similar scenarios.

Stellar Phoenix UnixWare Data Recovery is the most comprehensive and result-oriented SCO Data Recovery application that can handle all logical data loss situations. It supports recovery from VxFS (Veritas File System – VxFS1, VxFS2 & VxFS4) and UFS file system volumes of UnixWare.

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The Most Affordable Digital Camera Anywhere

March 8th, 2010 by admin

If your looking for the most affordable digital camera, does that mean your looking for the cheapest camera you can find? I tend to think not. If you wanted cheap, you would have said cheap. Affordable suggests, you have some kind of budget in mind. I would assume that it’s probably a small budget, but a budget none the less. For around $150 you can get a pretty respectable digital camera. But that may be a bit high, so lets start at $150 and work our way down. You may be surprised at what we find.

In the $100 to $150 range, were able to find some very good cameras with a smidgen of the latest technology thrown in. Image stabilization and face recognition are great features to have for this price. The image quality here will be far better than anything your cell phone camera can do, and a vast improvement over disposable cameras. The Canon PowerShot A570IS would be my first choice, as well as many others judging by it’s inclusion on the best seller list on some of the big online camera retailers. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ7K and several of the Kodak EasyShare models can be found in this category as well.

The $50 to $100 range is getting quite affordable for anyone, but there are sacrifices to be made in image quality and features. The Kodak EasyShare C613 still has a respectable 6.2MP and 3x zoom. A perennial best seller, and backed by one of the oldest camera manufacturers in the business. The Nikon Coolpix L11, and Canon Powershot A460 are worthy contenders to look at here as well.

Buying a decent new digital camera (that’s not a toy) for under $50 is pretty much impossible these days. Prices have dropped quite a bit, but not that low. The good news, is that if your willing to look into used cameras you can find plenty of great deals. The usual auction sites will have lots, but some of the bigger online retailers carry used cameras as well. Just make sure their return policy is good, before buying anything used.

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2008 Digital Point and Shoot Cameras

March 7th, 2010 by admin

Point and shoot is a term used to describe those compact digital cameras designed for simple automatic operation. Usually, a single press of a button is enough to take a photo. These compact digital cameras are the best selling kind, because they are also often made cheap.

New models of digital point and shoot cameras come out quite often and as the price of components comes down, you can get more and better features for the same price. Here are some 2008 models that fit the definition of point and shoot, while being especially budget friendly.

Kodak EasyShare M753 Zoom

This Kodak camera is a true entry level camera that does not boast with complex features. It has an automatic mode that should take care of lighting conditions and of course an automatic focus. It has a 7 megapixel resolution and high enough image quality for web use and small prints.

Price tag: approximately $130

Canon PowerShot A470

PowerShot is the beginner level digital camera series by Canon. It is very easy to use and affordable, even for the budget conscious. A470 has highly developed automation, including motion detection and face detection technologies. These coupled with a 7.1 megapixel resolution make it a good choice for casual photographers.

Price tag: approximately $160

Nikon CoolPix S550

CoolPix is the Nikon series of point and shoot compact cameras. S550 is one of the best 2008 models for a casual user, offering 10 megapixels of resolution and high quality automation of adjusting to conditions. Add in a 5X optical zoom and you are ready for some photography.

Price tag: approximately $230

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS20

Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-FS series is aimed at beginner level users. The FS20 model makes point and shoot automatic using an Intelligent Auto Mode, which includes detection systems for motion and ambient conditions – among others. The resolution of over 10 megapixels is more than enough for most users.

Price tag: approximately $300

The four compact cameras above show some of the things year 2008 has to offer for casual photographers. As seen above, the prices of entry level cameras vary from around $150 up to $300. If you pay more than that, you should require quality or you have been scammed. Price and features correlate, but by making informed decisions you can get more for less.

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Digital Camera Comparison – Why Choose a Full Size Digital Camera

March 6th, 2010 by admin

Many people would wonder why anyone would choose a full size digital camera over a nice sleek compact model. The answer is simple, picture quality. A full size camera allows you to take more complicated shots as well as pictures with greater clarity. They may be larger, but the picture quality is outstanding. Reviews on full size cameras can vary, but here are a few of the top rated digital camera models.

Sony DSC H9/B

This is a great full size digital camera with lots of extras. The consumer reviews were outstanding. This camera offers 8.1 megapixels and an amazing 15x optical zoom with 25x digital zoom. It has a NightShot infrared system that allows you to take pictures in the dark. It has a large 3″ color LCD that tilts to allow you access from many angles. It has image stabilization and face detection for perfect pictures. There are 9 auto focus modes, 9 white balance settings and 7 scene modes. In camera editing allows you to touch up your pictures right on the camera. There are also three movie modes with sound. This amazing camera costs $480.

Canon Powershot S5

The Canon Powershot S5 offers 12x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom. There is image stabilization and face detection capability. It has 8 megapixels and a 2.5″ color LCD. You can choose from 22 different scene modes and 8 white balance settings. There are 4 movie modes with sound and it is PictBridge compatible. You can choose to store your images on a SD or MMC card. This is a very popular full size digital camera. It has great consumer ratings and costs around $350.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ8

The Panasonic Lumix offers 7.2 megapixels for clarity and 12x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom for close up shots. There is a 2.5″ color LCD as well as a viewfinder for greater options. This full size digital camera features Intelligent ISO Control to minimize hand shake for clear pictures. There are several different focus modes that allow you to focus on objects as close as 5 cm.

You can choose from 20 different scene modes as well as a movie mode. There is 27MB of internal memory and is compatible with SD cards. It comes with lots of software to allow you to customize your photos. It also comes with several different accessories. This great camera will run you around $270.

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Five Steps to Data Storage

March 4th, 2010 by admin

Wayne Hall examines how DVD and Blu Ray discs are becoming a real option for firms seeking long term storage.

Microboards’s storage specialist Wayne Hall discusses some of the key points to address when planning your organization’s storage system.

Storage is a complex business these days. Businesses face an almost overwhelming choice of differing technologies and vendors, and it can be very difficult to separate marketing hype from fact and decide which systems are the best for your organization’s requirements. The situation is further exacerbated by the increasingly complex raft of corporate governance legislation and industry regulation that businesses must comply with, since much of this involves a large degree of data retention which requires a robust long term storage solution.

Before rushing into a decision about which solution to invest in, and potentially making a costly mistake, it’s wise to assess the company’s specific requirements, in a step-by-step process taking into account: business needs, the regulatory environment and the budget available. Here are some points to consider:

• Can you afford to be locked into a proprietary system or a specific supplier?

Not all storage devices make it easy to transfer their media to an alternative device. If the hardware you are considering fails, how easy will it be to remove the physical media and load it onto a replacement device? Worse still, if the hardware supplier should ever go out of business, will it be possible to transfer your backup media to third party hardware?

• How long do industrial or company regulations require data to be held?

Longevity is a serious issue. Systems which rely on magnetic media such as tape or hard discs are prone to corruption due to electromagnetic interference, and mechanical failure. This means that the data they store will have to migrated to new systems at regular intervals, two to three times per decade in order to maintain data integrity; this can add significantly to the total cost of ownership. Optical media offers a far greater lifespan, with DVD and Blu-Ray often certified to last up to 50 years and with the new technology available there is practically zero chance of corruption.

• Where will the hardware reside?

Server rooms are often in basements that may be vulnerable to flooding, or physical storage areas where they are susceptible to being knocked around. What would happen if the data storage unit was physically damaged – would the data survive? Server rooms can also generate a lot of hear and it they are individually cooled, the risk of a system failure is significantly increased, so they require air conditioning systems which can be expensive to install and run.

• How quick and easy does the retrieval process need to be?

This can be influenced by the number of drivers, from compliance requirements to simple business logistics. How often is it likely that stored data will need to be retrieved, and how quickly does the retrieval request need to be fulfilled? Tape backup systems can be slow at the best of times and a high number of retrieval requests can really grind things to a halt. Hard Disks and DVD/Blu-Ray Libraries offer much faster data retrieval and are better at handling higher volumes.

• What is the budget available?

Will the budget for the project be enough to buy the right kind and the necessary volume of storage? While the traditional storage technologies such as Tape and Hard Disk have held the upper hand over DVD in terms of storage capacity; the arrival of Blu-Ray has completely altered the landscape and future developments such as holography promise to provide even more competition. Currently the cost per GB favours Tape and HDD, however with Blu-Ray media costs predicted to fall consistently, it will only be a matter of months before Blu-Ray media becomes more competitive. On the hardware side, Blu-Ray already offers a lower total cost of ownership per GB than either Tape or HDD systems. DVD/Blu-Ray storage libraries offer solid, reliable long term storage, faster retrieval times that tape based systems and because they’re based on such a ubiquitous media format, there are no worries about future compatibility problems.

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Fathers Day Gifts Sure To Please Your Dad

March 3rd, 2010 by admin

Ask any father what he wants for Father’s Day, and the answer will be “Not another tie or golf club”. It’s easier to buy gifts for moms, considering there are so many options available for women. But when it comes to buying Father’s Day gifts for dads, it’s easy to run out of ideas. What will dads like to get on Father’s Day?

Well, it depends. Does your dad like to read? Or is he one of those types who can spend hours with maps? Here are some ideas for great customized Father’s Day gifts sure to please your dad, depending on if he is a(n):

1. Environmentalist Dad

Belkin conserve : Here is a gift idea for dads trying to make all those subtle changes to our lives that conserve energy. By now, everyone has heard that a lot of energy is wasted on all those devices that sit drinking up juice while in “stand-by” mode. This power strip allows you to really turn off six of its eight outlets using a tiny remote control (you can glue it to the wall – I think it’s mostly there to save you the energy of bending down to the wall outlet). Two plugs are left unswitched so you can keep the DVR or VCR (does anyone have those now?) on while you’re out or away.

2. Boy Scout Dad

Swiss Tech 6-in-1 Key Multi-Tool : We love the Swiss Tech key tool. It folds into a key-like object that fits unobtrusively on a key ring. It doesn’t take any space, looks just like a key, and yet has so many features that any boy scout, pre-adolescent or middle-aged will be pleased. In a small space, you have a Phillips and regular screwdriver, a bottle opener, a knife, and a file. Sure, you wouldn’t want to use these tools to renovate your kitchen, but like any pocket knife, all that stuff comes in handy often enough to be glad you’ve got it. My wife and I both have one and never travel without it. In polished stainless steel. A bit pricey at $19.99, but worth every penny.

3. Book Lover Dad

Daddy’s Little Girl: Stories of the Special Bond Between Fathers and Daughters by Gregory E. Lang

If you have a daughter, it’s hard not to get a little emotional reading this collection of anecdotes compiled by Gregory Lang (author of more pithy books like “Why a daughter Needs a Dad: 100 reasons”). This is not a “deep” book, but it does get at a lot of important truths about the importance of a father to little (and big) girls. Sometimes, that’s also what dads need to give an extra push to their efforts. We all need to know that all those hours pushing swings and replacing toy batteries are the foundation of an enduring relationship that doesn’t end suddenly at adolescence. There has been plenty of research that shows this to be true, but Mr. Lang, in this compilation of his own and others’ stories relates how this plays out in different ways. For the dad of a young girl, it also gives a not-always-comfortable (read morbid) look into the future when kids are grown up and dad is looking at what he’s leaving behind as a legacy rather than what he is building in the here and now.

4. Cartophile Dad

Hometown Map Jigsaw Puzzle Centered On Your Home : From the New York Times store, this unique, made-to-order jigsaw puzzle features a map that centers on your home. The map, an extract from the renowned U.S. Geological Survey, has fascinating details and provides names of main roads, contour lines, transport infrastructure, water features, vegetation, and shows notable buildings/structures. Personalized for $44.95.

5. Gamer Dad

Wii from Nintendo : Permission to buy a video game console. It now seems universally permissible to add a Wii to the family entertainment options. Either dad already has one or he’s waiting for you to say it’s okay to let one in the house. Now with the addition of Wii Fit, even moms can rationalize getting in a round of Mario Tennis before dinner. Unfortunately, if you don’t have a strategy, it’s still impossible to walk into a store and buy one of these. You’ll either have to scope out deliveries at your local electronics store or plan to pay $100 over the MSRP to buy one online. We have found no other real options.

6. Traveling Dad

“Bushnell Powerview 12×25 Compact Folding Roof Prism Binocular (Black)” (Bushnell) : With slightly more magnification (12X versus the usual 10X) in a compact package, these are good portable binoculars for travel dads and sporting events. At around $20, this is a great little binocular.

7. Beer Lover Dad

Krups BeerTender : For the beer lover, the Krups BeerTender, a countertop “kegerator” for the 5 liter minikegs of Heineken beer is just perfect to give you the perfect pour every time. The tap keeps the beer at 39 degrees Fahrenheit. Some models come with a 30-days freshness countdown counter.

Attention: meant only to be used with Heineken mini-kegs.

8. Photographer Dad

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5K 9MP Digital Camera with 10x Wide Angle MEGA Optical Image Stabilized Zoom

Time to get a new family digital camera. We’ve had great luck with our little Panasonic Lumix D9 with its Leica lens. Now Panasonic has a new model that shoots at 9MP (far more than mortals actually need), but also sports HD output. The optical stabilization is top notch and it has a 10X zoom. Only $350.

Father’s Day is not just about burnt toast, breakfast in bed, or that brand new tie. It’s a day for children to express their love and gratitude for the unsung hero in their lives.

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Computer Security Tips

March 2nd, 2010 by admin

Computer security tips are essential to remain safe from all kinds of perils pertaining to your PC. Particularly for those who use the internet there is dire need of being careful and using these tips. This is for the reason that as soon as you get online, you are exposed to numerous threats such as viruses, spy ware, hackers etc. All these have potential threats for your computer which means they can damage some files or your entire system. However, computer security tips allow you to remain safe from such issues and work in a secure environment.

Here are some tips which will ensure you can use your computer without any problems.

Firstly, the most important computer security tip is to have anti virus software. These programs will not let your data be lost in case some viruses enter your system. They make backup files as well which allows you to retrieve any files that you lose. However, make sure that the anti virus you use is good software. Do not settle for any substandard program for it may harm your PC instead of doing any good to it.

Another very important point pertaining to computer security is that you should not open attachments with emails which you receive from unknown senders. Many of these emails are intended with the purpose of transferring viruses into your system. They can damage your files or the entire computer so better not open them.

Using strong passwords is also a very important tip to secure your computer. You should use long passwords with a mixture of digits and alphabets so that they cannot be easily hacked. Furthermore, you should not allow many people to access your system. Only a few trusted people may have access to your PC so that it may not be misused. It is also important to have firewall protection as they protect your system from hacker.

It is also advisable not to give out your personal information on websites which may not seem reliable. You can see to the ranking and the reputation of the site before giving in your information.

Negligence in this regard may get you into deep trouble so do not overlook these computer security tips.

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Nikon Coolpix S220 Review

March 1st, 2010 by admin

If so for a relatively inexpensive digital camera, the Nikon Coolpix S220 is the bill. This is one of the smallest and lightest digital cameras around. It is only 18 millimeters wide and weighs 100 g without battery and memory card. With the Nikon Coolpix S220 has a camera with a fairly standard design of product. It has a rectangular shape with one side is given a slight curve. The edges are slightly rounded, looked at the camera steady as squared. As isAre typical, the camera is available in a variety of different colors. These are the plums, silver hot water, green, smooth, magenta, cobalt blue and black. Quite a choice!

For me, one of the biggest attractions is the ease of use. E 'fair to say that at least part of why Nikon have gone easy on the functions of the Coolpix S220 is. Certainly has fewer features than the models also large by Panasonic and Canon. I like the design of the menu system. It 'easy to find theControl you seek. The menu is plain text. This helps in easy to read. If you prefer, you can go to a menu screen symbol.

The zoom is controlled by a ring at the top of the camera. On the back of the camera are buttons for controlling the recording mode, playback of photos that have already taken, self timer, macro mode, deleting photos, exposure compensation, and to access the menu.

Other standard features include 10 megapixels and a 3x optical zoom.It is a lot for the super-mega pixel prints or to crop your photos before printing them smaller. The LCD screen is 2.5 inches. This is a continuous recording mode and you also have access to a range of colors to look at the pictures a bit 'different. These are vivid, black and white, sepia, blueprints, and pastel.

The image quality is suitable for most snapshots. Not surprisingly, with a small lens that the camera is better when the subject is quiteto conclude, as for portraits. Scene type of view tends to distance the camera to meet their limits. However, the problems can only be a problem if you think prints of your photos.

This is not the best pocket-sized digital camera when it comes to sharpness, but taking into account the price of image quality is right. Talking about money is one of the smaller cameras, especially for one of these slim and lightweight.

Electronic image stabilization isavailable. It 'an important distinction between electronic and mechanical image stabilization. Electronic image stabilization function adjusts the ISO setting and shutter speed. This can lead to an increased level of noise in a photo. Mechanical image stabilization does not affect the quality of the images in this way and works with small movements of compensation, both in the lens mechanism, or by moving the camera sensor. Nikon is not included with mechanical image stabilizerCoolpix S220.

Motion detection is also available. This works similarly to electronic image stabilization. And 'the camera detects subject movement and the movement freeze. You should be aware that during the motion detection can be useful, but can also lead to a decrease in image quality.

Other models may need to consider are the Panasonic Lumix DMC FS6, FS7 Panasonic Lumix DMC and the Olympus FE-5000. These and all price tags similar to NikonCoolpix S220. In terms of value for money, considering the price, picture quality and features I would suggest you look closely at the Panasonic Lumix DMC FS6.

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Five steps for data

February 27th, 2010 by admin

Wayne Hall investigated, such as DVD and Blu-Ray is looking for a real alternative for businesses to become long-term storage.

Specialist storage Microboards Wayne Hall describes some of the most important points to be addressed when planning the organization of the storage system.

Storage is a complex task in those days. Businesses are facing an almost overwhelming selection of different technologies and suppliers, and it is very difficult to separate fact from propaganda and marketing to decide which systems are the bestfor the needs of your organization. The situation is aggravated by a set of increasingly complex rules of corporate governance and regulation of the industry that companies must comply, as much of this carries a high degree of data retention solution that requires a stable long-term storage more acute .

In the rush to invest in a decision on the solution of making a costly mistake and perhaps it is appropriate to evaluate the company-specific requirements in aStep by step, taking into account: the needs, the legal framework and the budget available. Here are some points to note:

• Are you able to allow a proprietary system or be locked to a provider?

Not all storage devices make it easy to transfer the media to an alternative device. If the hardware does not consider how easy it be to eliminate the physical support and invite you to a replacement device? Worse, if the hardware vendorshould always withdraw from the business, you can transfer the backup media of any third-party hardware?

• How long industrial or commercial agreements rather than requiring the information?

Longevity is a serious problem. Systems that are on magnetic media, such as tape or disk vulnerable to corruption by electromagnetic interference and mechanical failure. This means that data must be kept migrating to new systems at regular intervals of two or three times per decadeTo ensure data integrity, this can significantly increase the total cost of ownership. Optical media offers a much longer duration, with DVD and Blu-ray are often certified up to 50 years and with the new technology, there is virtually no chance of corruption.

• What will be the hardware?

Server rooms are often in basements, which may be subject to flooding or physical memory, where they fought to be vulnerable. What wouldhappens when the data is physically damaged – data to survive? Server rooms can also hear a lot about them and are cooled separately, the risk of system failure is significantly increased, so they can install air conditioners, which are expensive to administer and require.

• How quick and easy work of the activation process to be?

This may be influenced by the number of drivers of compliance requirements to the logistics easier. Many timesIt is likely that stored data must be retrieved, and how quickly the request for recovery must be respected? Tape backup systems can be slow at the best and a large number of requests for recovery can actually get everything to a halt. Hard disk and DVD / Blu-ray libraries offer much faster data retrieval and are better in dealing with large quantities.

• What is the budget available?

Is the budget adequate for the project to buy the right type and volume necessarystorage? While traditional technologies such as storage tape drives and have the advantage over DVD in terms of storage capacity, the arrival of Blu-Ray has radically changed the landscape and future developments, such as holography promise to provide an increasingly competitive more. Currently, the cost per gigabyte of hard disk and tape are favorites, but is covered with Blu-ray always costs foreseen only a matter of months before Blu-ray more and more competitive. OnHardware side, Blu-ray already offers a lower total cost of ownership per gigabyte of tape or HDD systems. DVD / Blu-Ray storage libraries provide robust, reliable long-term storage, faster access times, the tape, and because the systems based on this basis ubiquitous media format, there are no worries about future compatibility issues.

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Significance of Data Backup

February 25th, 2010 by admin

The one thing that most of us skip doing is taking a backup of our work. We keep on procrastinating and postponing the process of taking a backup of important data. We think that data loss won’t happen with us or at least things can’t go wrong so soon. One fine day it so happens that your hard disk stops working the way it should. And hell happens. You go berserk trying to figure out what to do. What happens now is loss of important data, money, time and add to it – unmatched stress and tension.

You call your computer technician and he tries to make the hard disk work but to no avail. You call up a data recovery company and the price they quote for recovering your data is at least ten times the price of your hard disk and they will also not guarantee that they will be able to recover all your data or not. And most probably you will not be sure about what all data you have lost. That is another big headache to you.

You can prevent all this by developing the habit of taking regular backups of important data. There are numerous ways of doing it. You can store it on another parallel computer or external hard disk. Or store it online in any web backup service or website. Or copy data to your pen drive or DVD. Choose any reliable medium, but take a backup regularly. It will save you a lot of headache in the future. If you have any juniors working under you, you can assign them a daily backup task. Make it a habit of taking backup so that you never have to be at the mercy of a broken hard disk. Remember Murphy’s law – if things can go wrong, they will. Remember it for all things in life.

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