Help: Drive Firmware Melted, Nine Thousand Family Photos In Limbo

Hi,
My name is Stu Mark and I'd like your help. If you'd like the long version, start with paragraph 2. If you'd like the short version, skip to paragraph 3.
I have a LaCie 500gig d2 hard drive. Stupidly, I kept my iPhoto Library there, after it got too big for my internal/boot drive. I've been backing up my boot drive since forever, but it never occurred to me that I should back up my back up drive, especially once I moved my iPhoto (and iTunes) Library there. Doh! So, cutting to the chase, the LaCie drive stopped working. It spins up, and lights up, and is semi-accessible via Unix, but doesn't appear on any Mac drive utility. And when I access it via Unix, I can see it, but it only shows one directory is there, compared with the eight or ten that it should contain. My guess is that, because the drive is accessible, and that this all started when the drive started booting slower and I attempted to update the firmware and it possible downgraded instead of upgraded. All of this is documented better here, on my blog:
http://stunewsandphotos.blogspot.com/2007/01/first-part-sad-story.html
http://stunewsandphotos.blogspot.com/2007/01/no-dice.html
http://stunewsandphotos.blogspot.com/2007/01/letter-for-geeks.html
The short version is this: Above are links to my blog that explain in detail how I attempted to upgrade my LaCie external 500gig d2 drive's firmware and, instead, probably downgraded. The drive no longer is visible to the OS X system, although the Unix system sees it, sort-of. I have no back-up of this drive, which was my backup for my system. My system/boot drive still works great, but, my dumb brain moved the iTunes and iPhoto libraries to the backup drive, the LaCie. So now, about 9,000 family photos are in limbo, on this unaccessible disk. I understand there are data recovery specialists, but after doing a serious bit of investigation, it's quite possible that, if I could reinstall the firmware for the LaCie, I'd be golden. Again, all of this is detailed at the above blog entries.
If you would please take a moment to either comment or pass this on to anyone you know, I'd really love some other opinions. Yes, I know, I should have seen this coming. Yes, it's my fault, I'm a dunderhead. But I'm also a husband and father who has lost thousands of pictures of my family growing up over the past few years. Please, have a heart, pass this on, see if you know anyone who might be able to lend a hand.
Thanks to everyone for their kind wishes,
Stu Mark

Stu
Try FileSalavge from
http://www.subrosasoft.com/OSXSoftware/index.php?mainpage=product_info&productsid=1
or Data Rescue from
http://www.prosofteng.com/products/data_rescue.php
I've had success with these products in the past - they managed to see Drives that the OS apparently could not.
Regards
TD

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