The file system is ext3
I tried to recover it with Photo REc, but I don't have luck.
After that, made a bit to bit copy with command "dd" to do more critical
operations
I begin to mean that ext3 file systems are more dificult to recover :(,
or at least, more difficult
(http://linux.sys-con.com/node/117909)
Someone tell me to rebuild the partition table and the deleted files should
appear because these clusters don't be overwritten. I heve my dudes about
it, and furthermore, i dont know how to do it.
Should I try with ext3undel <http://www.linux.com/feature/141074> ?
2011/7/5 Julio Pietropaolo <jpietropa...@gmail.com>
> **
> What kind of filesystem (ext2,3,4,ntfs) are you using on the disk?
>
> El 04/07/2011 08:00 p.m., Esteban Cervetto escribió:
>
> Hello:
>
> Recently, I have been a serious problem with my hard disk, and lost great
> part of my data.
>
> Actually, I have a folder in a old disk where my scid databace was placed,
> until I cut and pasted on my new (and failed) HD.
> Nowadays, I am very angry with me for not perform a Copy-paste instead
> (why I have to cut! :'-(
>
> Fortunatelly, This old disk never used again, so I suppose I have de image
> of my database and may be can recover with soft like* PhotoRec*. (god
> please !)
>
> But I am concerned; scid format is not as popular as a pdf, so the formats
> that can recover PhotoRec doesn't include scid:
> http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/File_Formats_Recovered_By_PhotoRec
>
> But there're other recovery tool that I am sure it can: for example
> MagicRescue,
>
> ¿Can someone give me a hand to recover it?
>
> I searched this question in our mailarchive, but, I did not find anything.
> I believe then this is a good oportunity to resolve/explain how to recover a
> missed database, one of the worst fears for ours databases
>
> Regards
>
>
> Esteban
>
>
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