There are also 3rd party file recovery utilities (usually not free). If
the blocks do not get overwritten then it may be possible to recover the
file. I used a product call Stellar Phoenix before which indicates that
it works on linux file systems.
Lance Davis wrote:
On Tue, 8 Aug 2006, Oliver Schulze L. wrote:
What I do is mount the ext3 in ext2 mode and use
mc to undelete all the files in another disk
But ext3 deletes/blanks all the directory info - eg the complete
filename when a file is deleted, so you cant know which inode the file
lives on ...
Sohow would mc undelete them ???
Regards
Lance
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