Gary Parker wrote:
> Some of the jpg files are corrupted. Interestingly gimp displays a preview of
> the images in the open dialog box, but won't open them. Any ides on how to
> salvage corrupt jpg images?
Thumbnail can be saved inside JPEG file as Exif data, so GIMP is
probably displaying it,
Linas Žvirblis <0x0007 gmail.com> writes:
> You did mount it read-only as in...
>mount -o ro /dev/disk /mnt/location
> ...did not you?
I didn't think of that. I had a line in fstab to mount the partition
automatically with defaults. I have since removed that line.
> The "testdisk" package,
Gary Parker wrote:
> I've searched every file in lost+found with a few different tools: gqview,
> nautilus, lde, find with file. Although I found some of my files in various
> directories in lost+found, there are a couple of directories whose files are
> nowhere to be found there.
[...]
> Is it
Linas Žvirblis <0x0007 gmail.com> writes:
> What I mean, is that if files were in a certain directory, they can no
> longer be in that one directory. You will probably need to check all of
> them to find what you are looking for.
Thanks for your advice. File confirms the identities of files I wa
On 6/1/06, Rodney D. Myers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
gqview. It will show thumbnails of correct pictures
Sir,
Excellent! Danke.
Perhaps Mr. Gary Parker will let us know how he's doing with this problem...
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Oh man that sucks,I hope that never happens to me.On 5/31/06, Gary Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have Debian/Stable installed on one partition formatted as ext3. Recently,when booting into my Debian/Stable partition a check was forced
and fsck failed. I was then prompted to enter the root p
On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 15:40:53 -0400
"Eric d'Alibut" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 5/31/06, Linas Žvirblis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > A valuable tool in this case is "file". It can identify loads of
> > different file formats, and can be very effective in conjunction with
> > some shell scri
On 5/31/06, Linas Žvirblis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A valuable tool in this case is "file". It can identify loads of
different file formats, and can be very effective in conjunction with
some shell scripting. There is also tool called "testdisk". I have never
used it, but it does seem to have
Gary Parker wrote:
> Lost+found contains over 300 entries numbered #1504387 through #4635638. About
> 50 of these are directories. One of these directories contains most of my
> user's home directory, though many of the subdirectories that I am interested
> in
> appear empty. In particular I a
I have Debian/Stable installed on one partition formatted as ext3. Recently,
when booting into my Debian/Stable partition a check was forced
and fsck failed. I was then prompted to enter the root password and run
fsck manually. It was also mentioned that the file system was mounted
read-only and
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