> The dd-rescue package on linux should work just fine. Assuming you
> can get the disk to respond. If the disk is taking 180s then the disk
> is not responding at all, and even if the disk were responding in 10
> sec any rescue program will take longer than anyone will wait. The
> software too
> On 2021-03-16 at 15:40:23 Erik P. Olsen wrote:
...
> Well, unfortunately for DOS/Windows only.
there are small iso's (~10 MB).
I guess mediawriter should be able to put that on an usb stick too or a
cd-writer on an cd.
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> I've had this 1 TB drive for about 1 year and have been using it succesfully
> for
> backups
> of my anf my wife's systems and suddenly yesterday morning I was unable to
> mount it.
> Neither fdisk nor gparted can see it ...
maybe this might help to get some data/the disk back:
https://www.hda
> When I do something like:
>
> dd if='fedora.iso' of=/dev/sdb status=progress
>
> I only get around 6 megabytes per second on a USB 2 Sandisk Cruzer
> Blade flashdrive (store bought, not fleabay) plugged directly into a
> motherboard's USB 3 port - one that's not sharing its host with any
> oth
> The last 2 or 3 kernel updates seem to have triggered a regression in
> the i915 (internal Intel GPU) driver. I get damaged screen updates,
> very noticeable tearing on videos and occasional freezes in the DE
> (Plasma under X11). A look at the journal shows:
>
simular here on an Intel HD Graphi
> On 27 Mar 2009 at 12:42, Bill Crawford wrote:
>
> From: Bill Crawford Organization: None
> To: fedora-list(a)redhat.com
> Subject: Re: Backing up system
> Date sent:Fri, 27 Mar 2009 12:42:56 +
> Copies to:"Michae
