Valanx grabbed one of the wheeled carts in the corner of the cargo bay to transport the cryo-pod to the lab.  He carefully lifted the crate and slid it onto the cart, then wheeled the cart down the hall toward the lab.

Once he reached the lab, he slid the crate with cryo-pod off the cart and grabbed his tools.  There was a half-gutted computer terminal on one of the desks that should hopefully be able to compensate for the damaged hardware in the cryo-pod and allow them to access the information that it was carrying.  He set to work removing the paneling of the pod to get into the computer system.  When he finally got through all the insulation and protective materials he saw how bad the damage truly was.  The hard drive seemed to be intact, but the motherboard had a huge crack through it.  Getting it transferred to the terminal without accidentally snapping it in two would be a difficult task.  He carefully set to work disconnecting all the chips from the circuitry, using a pair of surgical forceps to remove the damaged boards.  Everything seemed compatible with the computer on the desk, which made things easier.  While he worked, he took note of the serial number of each component.  Maybe if he looked these up he'd be able to find out where this machine came from and, in theory, the planet of origin of this girl.  He also noticed a strange powder coating everything.  He scraped a sample off one of the boards to analyze later.  As he got to the damaged motherboard, he noticed that it had been directly connected to the hard drive by means of soldered wire.  Clearly, this was not the work of a professional - no professional would use such a flimsy connection.  He slowly and carefully removed the motherboard and the hard drive, and noticed a second wire soldered onto the hard drive, this one connected to some sort of canister.  It took him nearly ten minutes just to remove this setup to avoid risking damage to the already damaged components, or the macgyver'd modifications

It took an hour and a half of careful work, but he finally got all the cryo-pod's critical components transferred to the half-gutted computer.  He powered it on and watched as the machine worked.  He still needed the captain's authorization to access anything, but at least the fix worked.  "Captain, I've gotten the cryo-pod's components transferred," he announced.  "As soon as you're free I'll need your authorization to access the information on the hard drive."  He then turned back to the cryo-pod.  "What other secrets might you be hiding?" he mused, then set to work taking the entire thing apart to see if it was harboring any other secrets.
[@Jones Sparrow]