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I liked that idea. Now I am wondering how to boot Linux on a Mac... I found a wonderful tool named "Mac Linux USB Loader" to create a Linux bootable with USB,

• thaumaturgy 11y ago
  Booting Linux on your Mac won't help. Safecopy doesn't repair the data on your drive, it just copies data from one drive to another drive -- but it does so very carefully, going back and re-reading bad sectors and narrowing down the amount of unreadable data. You'd need a second computer with extra drive space greater than or equal to the entire size of the hard drive in your Mac. I think you've gotta find some local help with this. It's tough to do much about it from here with less than a day before your work is due.
  • speeder 11y ago
    My idea is boot the mac, copy the code, and then edit it using the cloud mac thing suggested in another reply here in the thread... I am not sure if it will work, but so far is the best idea.
    • thaumaturgy 11y ago
      Post #5 in http://www.linux.org/threads/mac-linux-usb-loader.3579/ http://www.linux.org/threads/mac-linux-usb-loader.3579/ looks like it has instructions that might work for setting up the USB drive without a booting Mac.