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At 10:06 PM 2/29/96 +0000, Don Whiteside wrote: >However, if the data is the thing, there is nothing non-standard >about those hard drives and I am sure the password if just a >boot-related vent, not an encryption system of any sort. You could >probably remove the drive from the case, make it a slave drive and >attach it to an existing system (with the proper 44 pin -> 40 pin >adaptor, of course) and access the data that way. Not for the faint >of heart, obviously. This may or may not be true. I was under the impression (may be wrong) that the disk required the controller, and the controller was frozen by the PW. Cheers, ssh -- Steve Hultquist Worldwide Solutions, Inc. Distributed Systems and Internet Engineering Boulder, Colorado