Subj : Re: Data Recovery The Professional Way
To   : warmfuzzy
From : Ogg
Date : Tue Sep 17 2024 22:32:00

Hello warmfuzzy!

> Professional File Recovery That Works
> ----------

> For state of the art software data recovery you will need 3 pieces of
> software: The Linux "dd" command installed (which I think comes with most if
> not all Linux distributions, the "ddrescue" software for Linux, and the
> EaseUS  Data Recovery Wizard for Windows.  It would be nice if this could
> all be done  under Linux, but at this point that is not possible.

Why the need for EaseUS?  I would think that ddrescue and dd  
would be sufficient in creating the clone, and reversing the  
process.

https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-repair-and-clone-disk-with- 
ddrescue

I used a similar approach when I needed to move my C: and H:  
partitioned Windows 250GB HDD to a 1TB SSD.  Simply booted the  
Windows pc into a Linux distro, executed a command that "moved"  
the C: and H: data over to the new SDD, and used dd to "adjust"  
some blocks in the C: partition so that it would boot properly.  
A linux-savvy friend of mine provided the assistance over a  
live chat for that.

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