jubei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So my question is, what do I do with the disc image after it's done?
Everything I've read says that I should restore it to a new clean drive and
run chkdsk against it. But I don't know how to restore it to that drive and
am worried I'll be in the same boat as I was when I copied drive to drive.
Anyone have any ideas on how I should proceed? THANK YOU SO You don't have to
write the image back to a drive to use it. You can mount the image as if it
were a drive and pull files from it. I wouldn't run chkdisk or any other
program to try to fix a broken filesystem on the image unless I made a copy of
it first. If you can't mount the filesystem because it is not intact, you can
still try to data carve files from it.
See here for details:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery#head-d6059ccf5604d2fbce38a1274ea79c6c0a2e94fb
I hope that helps.
Andrew
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