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[Bug-ddrescue] Re: Looking to use Linux for data recovery on a dead XP h
From: |
James W. Watts |
Subject: |
[Bug-ddrescue] Re: Looking to use Linux for data recovery on a dead XP hard drive |
Date: |
Thu, 6 Sep 2007 06:53:18 -0700 (PDT) |
Hello everyone,
As Antonio requested, below is a cut-n-paste of the ddrescue log file. It was
very short, so I
just manually keyed it here:
# Rescue Logfile. Created by GNU ddrescue version 1.3
# pos size status
0x00000000 0x1321301C00 +
Also, Antonio requested that I compare the image files from ddrescue and
dd_rescue. Unfortunately,
I do not have enough storage on my empty drive to hold both images at the same
time. Is there a
way to compare them independently? Or could I compare partial images? Like a
hash of one image
compared against a hash of the other? The damaged drive is 80GB and my rescue
drive is 120GB.
One thing I noticed in looking at the files that Get Data Back could see in the
image was that
some of them were from previous data recoveries. I use this drive frequently
for data recovery. So
as a test, I ran DBAN on the empty drive just to be sure it was wiped clean.
And yesterday, I
re-ran ddrescue on the damaged drive to create a new image on the DBAN-ed empty
drive. Today, I
will load the image into Get Data Back and see if that made any difference.
Thank you Jason for the tip with the Mount command. I will try that today on
the ddrescue image,
as well.
Thank you,
James
- [Bug-ddrescue] Re: Looking to use Linux for data recovery on a dead XP hard drive,
James W. Watts <=