Carson,
please provide an example how to read bytes. I talk about cylinder because I
don't know better.
I need to read from a partition which shows as /dev/hda3 under Gparted with
starting sector ending sector z.
under solaris I think it becomes /dev/dsk/c0d0p3
I tried
dd if=/dev/ds
Kees,
can you provide an example of how to read from dd cylinder by cylinder?
also if a file is fragmented is there a marker at the end of the first piece
telling where is the second?
Thank you
stephen
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None of the file recovery tools work with zfs. Testdisk is most advanced and
the author is looking at incorporating zfs, but when will it happen nobody
knows.
I want to try with dd.
Can anybody give me an example of how to read bytes cylinder by cylinder?
Filtering the output is easy and I wi
Thank you !
This is exactly what I was looking for and although this is zfs (not a Windows
FAT) the time it takes to create a new pool (instantaneous) means all data is
still there and only the table of contents was maybe erased. as unix
directories are files, I suspect even the old structure ma
Kees,
is it possible to get at least the contents of /export/home ?
that is supposedly a separate file system. is there a way to look for files
using some low level disk reading tool. If you are old enough to remember the
80s there was stuff like PCTools that could read anywhere on the disk. I
is it possible to recover a file system that existed prior to
zpool create pool2 device
I had a mirror on device which I detached and then issued the create command
hoping it would give me my old file system.
thank you all.
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I was in the process of installing a new disk.
zpool attach -f rpool old new
then I was supposed to do
installgrub stage1 stage2 new
but I went away and there had been a power disruption and now the BE will not
load at all. I have an older be which works (2008.11 and knows nothing about
the n
