Hi guys,
I'm an italian guy, my name is Giuseppe and I'm writing you to ask a
question about DDrescue.
I really LOVE this GNU data recovery tool. I think that it's quite
simple to use and it works really well (I'm writing this mail from a
recovered hard disk ;-))
I use DDrescue quite often, and now I believe I can use it without many
problems, but what I wanna ask you is about how to "undo" the DDrescue
work. I'll explain better:
I tried to recover datas from an HDD with bad sectors, so I used
DDrescue to "clone" this HDD on another HDD.
The first one with bad sectors had two partitions: 49Gb and 450Gb (sda).
The bad sectors were on the first partition (sda1), so I use DDrescue to
clone sda1 on another HDD, that was a 320Gb (sdb), with some datas on.
I did a mistake, typing sdb instead of sdc, and DDrescue started to
transfer sda1 on sdb. I immediately used the CTRL+C function and...
now I have a 320Gb hard drive partitioned like a 49Gb, with the sda1
datas on, and I don't know how to recover the old files present on this
hard drive.
I hope you can help me doing this...
Thanks in advance from Italy and...sorry for my bad english!
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