Hi GUYS.. need expert advice and help..

here's my PROBLEM:

i have this media player called TVIX.. i heard that the system used by this TVIX is linux..
the problem is the hard drive inside my TVIX is corrupted.. Hard drive is formatted by windows NTFS..
how i know its corrupted? coz windows detects it as RAW HD and windows hangs up whenever i tried to
browse the drive.. i was told that file allocation table is damaged..
The weird thing is whenever i plug the TVIX to my LCD the files is still there(movies, pictures and songs)
and i can still watch and listen to my files inside the TVIX..

my question is can UBUNTU recover this files so i can transfer my files to my extra HD..and how do i do it??

and can ubuntu format the damaged HD so i can use it again??

Please help.. TIA
Hi

Ubuntu can read NTFS and I've used it in the passed as a LIVE CD/USB to recover files from a broken system with NTFS. I BELIEVE it can also format to NTFS aswell.

Hope this helps
Quote from: techbeard on March 19, 2010, 05:07:08 AM

Hi

Ubuntu can read NTFS and I've used it in the passed as a live CD/USB to recover files from a broken system with NTFS. I believe it can also format to NTFS aswell.