Thank you very much, I failed to notice that 2 hex digits got swapped. After fixing that, I got the same error on another line:
0xBFBBBEA00 0x00000400 - 0xB00BBEE00 0xFB010000 + 0xBFBBCEE00 0x00000400 - And after fixing that too, it finally resumed rescuing. I wonder if it's a (weird) bug in ddrescue, or some other library Adrian ________________________________ From: Antonio Diaz Diaz <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Cc: Adrian Sandor <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 2:38:33 AM Subject: Re: [Bug-ddrescue] error in logfile Adrian Sandor wrote: > Here's an excerpt around the problem line: > > 0xB1A5FA800 0x00010000 + > 0xB0060A800 0x1A000400 - > 0xB1A60AC00 0x00010000 + > > I think line 1186563 is the one with 0xB0060A800 (at least that's what nano > says). > Is there a safe way to fix it? I think yes. Just replace the offending line with this one: 0xB1A60A800 0x00000400 - I can't understand how "00" and "1A" got swapped in it! >>It does not have an option to read backwards because it automatically reads >>backwards when needed. > > Some "manual override" would be useful sometimes. Try --retrim on the desired domain. Regards, Antonio.
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