ext2 file recovery software
I have an ext2 partition which was formerly my working woody/sid system.
Someone (not me) began a woody installation on that partition.
Apparently a new file system was initialized destroying the first 500
blocks of a 4 GB partition.
I copied it with dd to another new partition on another drive and now
want to try to recover some files.
I have found so far: debugfs, lde, tct and RLinux (for Windoze). I
tried unsucessfully to run RLinux from Wine. I'm not sure how well the
others will work for me. I have played with debugfs and lde and they
seem awkward for what I need but maybe I just haven't figured them out yet.
Does anyone know of any other free software that will attempt to
recognize inodes, directories and files? Otherwise I may have to write
something of my own.
TIA,
Paul Scott
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