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Create an image of a filesystem's “available” space
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I want to create a disk image which contains the content of all available space on a filesystem. The hope is to be able to recover deleted files from a large filesystem. Is this possible?
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I want to create a disk image which contains the content of all available space on a filesystem. The hope is to be able to recover deleted files from a large filesystem. Is this possible?
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you'd need some way to store the big chunk of data, but something likeddmay work. be worth testing with a zero-file formatted, etc. and treated like a disk.
– ivanivan
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I want to create a disk image which contains the content of all available space on a filesystem. The hope is to be able to recover deleted files from a large filesystem. Is this possible?
linux data-recovery
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I want to create a disk image which contains the content of all available space on a filesystem. The hope is to be able to recover deleted files from a large filesystem. Is this possible?
linux data-recovery
linux data-recovery
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you'd need some way to store the big chunk of data, but something likeddmay work. be worth testing with a zero-file formatted, etc. and treated like a disk.
– ivanivan
3 mins ago
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you'd need some way to store the big chunk of data, but something likeddmay work. be worth testing with a zero-file formatted, etc. and treated like a disk.
– ivanivan
3 mins ago
you'd need some way to store the big chunk of data, but something like
dd may work. be worth testing with a zero-file formatted, etc. and treated like a disk.– ivanivan
3 mins ago
you'd need some way to store the big chunk of data, but something like
dd may work. be worth testing with a zero-file formatted, etc. and treated like a disk.– ivanivan
3 mins ago
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you'd need some way to store the big chunk of data, but something like
ddmay work. be worth testing with a zero-file formatted, etc. and treated like a disk.– ivanivan
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