is there a way to do this and still keep shell intact??
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I would embed it in a liquid plastic resin that hardens clear. Most zoological lab suppliers would have this or know where to get it.
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no just clean it & keep it  dry.\n\n~vadge~
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removes the shell, so you can see the inside without the membrane breaking, and compare it to a cell
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it isn't advisable to do so... i had bad experience in doing so. First your cd rom will spin irregularly and it will result in a defective cd rom... Second the hard should be horrizontally placed to prevent it from overheating. the hard drive is made of cd like layers with heads in between and there is a slider on which the head moves. The head moves horizontally without any problem. When the hard disk is vertical, the head will use a lot much of energy to be able to slide up. Resulting in overheating and finally a hard disk failure.\nso just take my advice, either place your CPU vertically or buy a special casing for horizontal CPU.
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Tie a string to it ,at other end add a brick to it,leave it hanging for about 3 years
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If you wanted to keep everything, software etc you should try Norton Ghost, other wise the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard in accessories on the start menu should work\n\nNever used it myself though
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rip it to hardrive, burn back, but make sure prohibtion flag is set to off
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Not to my knowledge.  I've done it before, except I wasn't strong enough to get it all the way in.  Therefore I left it sitting in front of the container.
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Check out majorgeeks.com they have a solution for just about everything!
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Use a large pair of forceps  or pliers and crack the back of the shell to make a hole approximately as large as the foot hole.  You should be able to pull the snail out of this hole using either foreceps or your fingers.  \nIf you are careful, the snail will be alive after this.   \n\nPutting the snail in water will only get its foot out of the shell, the entire snail will NOT come out as it is attached to the shell via muscles
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yes you can ghost the HD\n\ntry
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Hello. I tried it, and I was successfull, so I didnt get Permission Denied (Linux, Debian unstable).\nTry "echo $PWD" to see, which directory try to touch a file in.\nAlso try "set" to see all environment variables.\n\nAnd probably it could be a good ide to share your crontab with us.\n\n#!/bin/sh\nset
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Don't use sand! I believe that they use crushed up walnut shells in blasting on surfaces that you don't want to get all pitted up.
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Partition your HD and keep back up there...
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I don't think there is a command line option for keepalive.  If you are using plink to start putty then you should create a  session and save it then use the -load sessname parameter.  The saved session can have the keepalive parameter.\n\nhttp://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/0.58/htmldoc/Chapter7.html#plink
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yes that is possible or else make a bat file to do so
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Leave it alone for a few weeks, if there aren't screws on it, then your going to end up cracking it open. Actually if you don't use it for a while and it dries up on its own, your drive probably will still work, I've had several electronics that got soaked but I let them dry for a few weeks and they usually ended up fine. Some people run over flash drives as well, and they still survive.