On 11/13/2013 12:18 AM, Scott D wrote:
Andrej,
I see you show 9.20% rescued at this time. I am curious, do you
remember what the percentage was from ddru_ntfsbitmap? If you don't
remember for sure, you could run ddrescuelog on the domain file to
find out:
"ddrescuelog -t domain_logfile"
"Rescued" will = used space that you are trying to recover, and
"non-tried" will = free space that you are ignoring
Here's my status so far :
current pos: 270988 MB, current status: copying
domain size: 500104 MB, in 1 area(s)
rescued: 106890 MB, in 2718 area(s) ( 21.37%)
non-tried: 350152 MB, in 3470 area(s) ( 70.01%)
errsize: 43061 MB, errors: 2438 ( 8.61%)
non-trimmed: 43057 MB, in 4026 area(s) ( 8.60%)
non-split: 0 B, in 0 area(s) ( 0%)
bad-sector: 4617 kB, in 5340 area(s) ( 0.00%)
I have now come to an area (around 270GB) where my disk starts to fail
and fail and even power cycling doesn't help, so I tried this command to
hopefully skip the troubled area :
"ddrescue -m /tmp/domain_logfile -vvvv -i 275GB -n /dev/sdb1
/tmp/Image.img /tmp/Image.log"
and now my disc slowly continues again. When the drive fails again I'll
continue with the command :
"ddrescue -m /tmp/domain_logfile -vvvv -n /dev/sdb1 /tmp/Image.img
/tmp/Image.log"
If my drive comes again to a troubled area (and even power cycling
doesn't help) I'll just adjust the -i parameter as before.
Now to my question :
- will ddrescue automatically stop when it reaches the end of the used
portion of the partition (315720 MB in my case) or must I end it with
CTRL+C?
- what's the next step after that?
Greetings from Slovenia,
Andrej.
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