OK, I've restored the missing file, here's just to sum up what I've done
so it may help others.
1. debugreiserfs -n -a file.map /dev/device
2. debugreiserfs -f -a file.map /dev/device
3. [read around this thread for Vladimir's explanation of
debugreiserfs output format...]
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On Fri, 28 May 2004 09:33:24 +0300, Markus =?UNKNOWN?Q?T=F6rnqvist?= said:
> Persistent over boots? I'd like the passphrase and key to survive
> a boot...
No you don't.
If the passphrase and key are persistent, then an attacker can get your data.
Think about it - the only reason an attacker doe
I realized how IND chains lead to more blocks, so the question remaining
is, whether it can be assembled automatically? Why are they repeated
several times with seemingly the same block number/counts, and what does
the fractioned one mean,
block 1271, item 0: 2572 2573 0x32e001 IND (1), len 228,
Thanks to Vladimir, I run debugreiserfs -n with the name of the missing
jpeg, p5270916.jpg, and found some data, creating a map. As Vladimir
described, the map charts metadata and the data proper blocks. I attach
the -f output. Since the idea to get the blocks back is to do dd on each,
I wonder
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I'd like to read the contents of the Mailing list form the past 6-9 months.
Could somebody send me his/her? Mail folder, where the mails of the list are
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On Friday 28 May 2004 11:29, Alexy Khrabrov wrote:
> Just to add, the file name in lost+found was 2572_2574. There were
> two large jpegs, about 4 MB each, and the recovered was one of them.
> They were written one after another. Can I do something based on the file
> name, if it represents some
Just to add, the file name in lost+found was 2572_2574. There were
two large jpegs, about 4 MB each, and the recovered was one of them.
They were written one after another. Can I do something based on the file
name, if it represents some block numbers range or something analogous?
Also, I know t
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Alex -- wonderful, thanks! Doing rebuild-sb first and rebuild-tree second
on a truncated dd dump did get me one file in lost+found. However,
there were two! They both were in a directory, and I said rm * there.
The directory is still there, showing empty. There were only these two
files in the
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