So I tell you that I did recover things with some non-FLOSS software somebody recommended me then, I had no time to do a proper search for FLOSS alternatives.
I concur with what Robin said: don't write or mount read only. Very important.
Just in case, I add to what have been said some tools you can use now that, at first, could be better for you as they can be used not so GUI-driven and are Linux based:
LiveCDs:
* SystemRescueCd: live Linux rescue CD that offers numerous tools to handle numerous tasks, including partition manipulation, file recovery, hard disk testing, ftp, and disk formatting.
* Knoppix and F-Secure Rescue CD (based on Knoppix)
* Parted Magic
* Ubuntu Rescue Remix another live Linux CD tools
I remember people recommended me mainly SystemRecueCD, F-Secure and PartedMagic
Other:
* Ddrescue and Safecopy are tools that allow tasks related to copying disks with errors and such
Tons of luck, Julien.
2012/9/9 Julien Claassen <julien@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello everyone!
Thanks for your quick response and advise. I discovered a tool called ext3grep, which contrary to its name, does not just do grepping. It seems to work. Only one directory seems really gone, and that's not too bad.
Thanks everyone and sorry for panicking at you. :-(_______________________________________________
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