> Maybe you should try Powerquest Lost & Found, but when SME already
> repartitioned and installed something I think your data is lost
defenitely.
>
Lost and Found recovers data from drives that have been formatted, lost
partitions through accidental deletion, etc.
This applies to FAT or FAT32 partitions only. If the disk is still capable
of spinning, there is a chance of recovery.
On this 60Gb HD E-Smith 4.1.2 was installed..
Here is what I did.
I received a new mobo with SCSI and wanted to install a Streamer.
I thought "humm great it's time to change to SME v5.0"
So I put :
- a 4Gb on IDE1-Master
- a CDRom on IDE1-Slave
- and my 61Gb (with ESSG 4.1.2 and full of ibays) on IDE2-Master
And I didnt read the SME v5.0 installation carefully ...
Humm I thought ".. Taking a long time to format a 4Gb HD... Oh noo it's
probably formatting the 60gb as well!!"
I just the computer down before the end of the format...
And now I really need to get my datas back..
I found this perl script but I dont know how to use it...
If you could help me I would be very happy :)
Regards,
Loser Brossin
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# Auteur : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
#!/usr/local/bin/perl $maxlines = 20; @before = ();
$syntaxe = "Syntaxe: cgrep.pl terme_a_rechercher fichier_a_parcourir\n";
$terme = shift(@ARGV) || die $syntaxe;
$fichier = shift(@ARGV) || die $syntaxe; open(F, $fichier) || die "Cannot
read $fichier: $!\n"; # On remplit @before jusqu'a sa capacite maximales
($maxlines)
while (($_ = <F>) && (scalar(@before) < $maxlines))
{
if (/$terme/o)
{
print @before;
print $_;
& print_next_lines;
}
push(@before, $_);
}
# Le tableau @before contient la bonne quantite d'elements, donc on
# passe maintenant dans une partie ou @before garde une taille constante
while (<F>)
{
if (/$terme/o)
{
print @before;
print $_;
& print_next_lines;
}
push(@before, $_);
shift(@before);
} close(F);
exit 1; sub print_next_lines
{
for ($i = 0; $i < $maxlines; $i++)
{
print scalar(<F>);
}
exit 0;
}
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