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  1. #1
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    dd_rescue

    Hi there ...

    I'm a bloody newbee using Knobbix .... but I like it ....

    Last week my HD ( IBM 60 Gig ) crashes and I lost all my data ...

    ... now I tried to get the data with the help of dd_rescue back .... and dd_rescue generates a file ..... great ....

    but ... what format is the file .... and how do i got the data out of it ....

    please help ....

    regards
    Derek

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    Re: dd_rescue

    --Yikes dude... You're better off taking the drive to a data-recovery specialist if it had really important stuff on it. Let the pros deal with it.

    dd-rescue is good for getting around read-errors but as far as recovering a filesystem... I've used it on CD's and individual files, but even I wouldn't try to go THAT far with it.

    (Insert Obligatory !!BACKUPS!! mention here)

    Quote Originally Posted by derek
    Hi there ...

    I'm a bloody newbee using Knobbix .... but I like it ....

    Last week my HD ( IBM 60 Gig ) crashes and I lost all my data ...

    ... now I tried to get the data with the help of dd_rescue back .... and dd_rescue generates a file ..... great ....

    but ... what format is the file .... and how do i got the data out of it ....

    please help ....

    regards
    Derek

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    Hi ...

    that means .... that i have to know the filenames/foldernames

    I did a overnight dd_rescue and got a 2 Gig File ....
    now what to do with this file ????

    can you give me an example of the right orderspelling for dd_rescue

    regards

    Derek

    Profis are to expensive....

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