Ahh Freeky , Prevously I had /dev/hda1 and /dev/hda2 both as NTFS File system . hda1 was Primary and I think hda2 was Primary file system too . I Formatted hda1 to ext3 and now hda2 which was untouched is showing all free space . Is there anyway i can recover hdb2 . Cheers, Francis
On 8/29/06, francis pereira mail.francispereira@gmail.com wrote:
Ahh Freeky , Prevously I had /dev/hda1 and /dev/hda2 both as NTFS File system . hda1 was Primary and I think hda2 was Primary file system too . I Formatted hda1 to ext3 and now hda2 which was untouched is showing all free space . Is there anyway i can recover hdb2 .
Please don't post questions that are not related to Linux or FOSS to this list.
Try http://www.ontrack.com/easyrecoveryprofessional/ I have used it and highly recommend it.
francis pereira wrote:
Ahh Freeky , Prevously I had /dev/hda1 and /dev/hda2 both as NTFS File system . hda1 was Primary and I think hda2 was Primary file system too . I Formatted hda1 to ext3 and now hda2 which was untouched is showing all free space . Is there anyway i can recover hdb2 . Cheers, Francis
Looks like you need file recovery software too. :-D `pc inspector file recovery.'
Regards,
Rony.
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Rony wrote:
Looks like you need file recovery software too. :-D `pc inspector file recovery.'
I gave up , Had taken your advice and backed up IMP data , I think all I am gonna miss is this TV Series called LOST2 . Thanks for the Advice . And Moral of the Story "Always Backup Data Before Playing around with disk Geometry". I hope you had better luck . At the end of it all let us know whats a good filesystem to have on the disk taking into consideration "RecoVery"
Cheers, Francis
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