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how do I get at lost files on an ext4 partition?
Lost my user directory, all files still there when viewing unmounted partition from rescue disk, how to restore?How to recover files after changing partition filesystem?File recovery after reformattig ext3/4 partition — extract old journal/superblock?Recover data in external harddisk (which still shows 1.2/2Tb as used) accidentally erased using Startup Disk CreatorCan't recover formatted Ext4 partition file system. :( Suggestions?EXT4 Partition Lost?How to recover data from a USB drive that appears empty in Ubuntu?Recovering a partition with no valid superblocksRecover ext4 file system after quick formatRecover original MBR of harddrive/partition
Some background (some of these details are not needed I suspect):
I have an ext4 partition that is part of a raid array. At some point recently, somehow one of the stripes got corrupted, and the FS showed up as empty. I figured out which stripe it was, and removed it. The FS still shows up as empty, but testdisk showed the full disk structure.
I (stupidly) thought fsck would be safe to use, but it clobbered all the files, and set it to 1% used, with a few files in lost+found. testdisk can no longer see the original directory structure.
Is there any way I can somehow get at the lost files? photorec gets all the jpgs fine, but there were some very large mp4 files which it doesn't seem to pick up.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
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Some background (some of these details are not needed I suspect):
I have an ext4 partition that is part of a raid array. At some point recently, somehow one of the stripes got corrupted, and the FS showed up as empty. I figured out which stripe it was, and removed it. The FS still shows up as empty, but testdisk showed the full disk structure.
I (stupidly) thought fsck would be safe to use, but it clobbered all the files, and set it to 1% used, with a few files in lost+found. testdisk can no longer see the original directory structure.
Is there any way I can somehow get at the lost files? photorec gets all the jpgs fine, but there were some very large mp4 files which it doesn't seem to pick up.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
data-recovery
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Some background (some of these details are not needed I suspect):
I have an ext4 partition that is part of a raid array. At some point recently, somehow one of the stripes got corrupted, and the FS showed up as empty. I figured out which stripe it was, and removed it. The FS still shows up as empty, but testdisk showed the full disk structure.
I (stupidly) thought fsck would be safe to use, but it clobbered all the files, and set it to 1% used, with a few files in lost+found. testdisk can no longer see the original directory structure.
Is there any way I can somehow get at the lost files? photorec gets all the jpgs fine, but there were some very large mp4 files which it doesn't seem to pick up.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
data-recovery
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Some background (some of these details are not needed I suspect):
I have an ext4 partition that is part of a raid array. At some point recently, somehow one of the stripes got corrupted, and the FS showed up as empty. I figured out which stripe it was, and removed it. The FS still shows up as empty, but testdisk showed the full disk structure.
I (stupidly) thought fsck would be safe to use, but it clobbered all the files, and set it to 1% used, with a few files in lost+found. testdisk can no longer see the original directory structure.
Is there any way I can somehow get at the lost files? photorec gets all the jpgs fine, but there were some very large mp4 files which it doesn't seem to pick up.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
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