Jonathan Pennington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I know that I could dd the drive, and give HIM the copy. But if there's
> a way to let him keep the original, it would be preferred. Thanks.

I'd suggest: dd the drive and *keep* the copy. ;-) 

Then make another copy of the image, configure loopback (losetup..)
to point to the image you are planning to repair. Try to repair, mount
/dev/loop0, check if the files have reappeared, umount, work a little
more on it, mount... etc.

OTOH you could dd the image to some other partition, boot some other
(non-)OS and try to recover the files with commercial tools...

Regards, Ulli

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