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NTFS recovery
- To: "silug-discuss@silug.org" <silug-discuss@silug.org>
- Subject: NTFS recovery
- From: Gary Smithe <gary.smithe@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 09:12:30 -0500
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Hello all,
I have a HDD from WinXP that has a messed up partition table. It
causes Windows to lock up, and won't mount, even read-only, under
Linux. Anything I do in windows gives me problems with this drive, so
I'm hoping to find a Linux tool.
I decided to use dd_rhelp to make an image file. The problem is, when
I try to mount it, it complains about the FS.
I've seen where people making a DD from an ext2 FS have been able to
do a fsck on the image file, but I don't think I can do that with
NTFS.
Does anyone have a thought of how I can get my files off this drive?
The drive isn't making any death noises, it just seems to have bad
clusters, that have messed up the partition table and/or formatting
information.
Thanks for the time.
GS
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