Re: fsck on ext3, lost files
- From: Gary Parker <reverend@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2006 12:34:53 +0000 (UTC)
Linas Žvirblis <0x0007 <at> 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, I have already mentioned contains a tool called
"PhotoRec" [1] that might just do the trick. There is also "foremost"
package that may be useful.
THANKS! photorec did the trick. I have now recovered most of the files I
hadn't backed up. photorec is impressive in that it recovers much more than
image files.
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?
I have posted a sample image and screenshots of the gimp screens at:
http://legomenon.org/~gary/found/
7628.jpg 05-Jun-2006 10:28 732k
gimp_message.jpg 05-Jun-2006 10:38 31k
gimp_preview.jpg 05-Jun-2006 10:20 67k
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