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Advanced Guide to ddrescue

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It seems that a guide for using ddrescue might be of some benefit to many members who may be shy of the linux terminal. So, I’ve decided to document some real-world examples from in the shop. I plan on doing this in 3 parts to cover the most common scenarios.

Advanced Guide to ddrescue

Part 1: Creating an image from a failing disk
Part 2: Restoring an image to a new disk & cloning directly to a new disk
Part 3...
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M
Nice guide! :D. Well structure, clear and well written for a very useful tool which saved my life multiple times.
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T
Great tutorial! Thanks!
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D
This is well written and walked me, a total illiterate, through to the point where I have a complete image of a critical disk.
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K
Great resource, thanks a lot buddy.
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D
Outstanding tutorial! Thank you very much.
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B
This is a great resource. Thank you for this.
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Diggs
Excellent resource. Just a reminder for those that run a Linux box that there is also a GUI available for ddrescue especially those that shy away from Linux command line.
http://ubuntuportal.com/2015/08/ddrescue-gui-ubuntu.html
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HFultzjr
Excellent tutorial.
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Frick
Great write up for those needing to attempt data recovery.
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Romaniac
Great resource! Thanks a lot for this - have visited a few times.
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