From Macworld review:
"But here's the problem: Since your files are not encrypted, someone could access them by simply removing the drive mechanism and placing it in another computer or enclosure, then scanning it with a utility such as Prosoft Engineering's Data Rescue X ( , May 2004 ). Other annoyances: You can't use it as a startup drive, nor can you disable the fingerprint feature. This can be a hassle if you want to send the drive to someone else (say, a client in another state) and that person's print is not registered."
Full article here:
<<http://www.macworld.com/article/47215/2005/10/laciesafedrive.html>>
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "ksirul" <kenavid2@...> wrote:
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> A client brought in a Lacie drive with a fingerprint lockout. We cant open it because the owner of the drive with the correct fingerprint is no where to be found. Is there anyway to bypass this?
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> Thanks,
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> KEN
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