Hi,
You can use the midnight commander, it has a function to undelete
Regards
Alex
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From: Nick Wilson [mailto:nick;tioka.com]
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 12:41 PM
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Subject: recovering deleted file
Hi everyone,
I just managed to delete a file that
* and then Spanke, Alexander declared
Hi,
You can use the midnight commander, it has a function to undelete
Yes, but I've already deleted it
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* and then Spanke, Alexander declared
Hi,
You can use the midnight commander, it has a function to undelete
Yes, but I've already deleted it
Nick Wilson // www.tioka.com
You can pretty much kiss it goodbye, especially after all this time. The
inode, and/or space, has probably
On Friday 18 October 2002 09:52, Vidiot wrote:
* and then Spanke, Alexander declared
Hi,
You can use the midnight commander, it has a function to undelete
Yes, but I've already deleted it
Nick Wilson // www.tioka.com
You can pretty much kiss it goodbye, especially after
On Friday 18 October 2002 09:52, Vidiot wrote:
* and then Spanke, Alexander declared
Hi,
You can use the midnight commander, it has a function to undelete
Yes, but I've already deleted it
Nick Wilson // www.tioka.com
You can pretty much kiss it goodbye, especially after
On Fri, 18 Oct 2002, Vidiot wrote:
* and then Spanke, Alexander declared
Hi,
You can use the midnight commander, it has a function to undelete
Yes, but I've already deleted it
Nick Wilson // www.tioka.com
You can pretty much kiss it goodbye, especially after all this
* and then Matthew Saltzman declared
While the amnount of activity on the filesystem is an issue, there are
techniques to recover a lost file from a ext2 file system. A ggogle
Well, I'm on ext3 but I've just tried The Coroners Toolkit, which whilst
pretty neat, didn't work for me.
I got
