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...of retrieving some of the deleted data. I have search the web for this matter, but the only information I found is, that it's not possible for a program to do this and that I have to puzzle the files together by scanning the disk (or disk image) with tools like sleuthkit (www.sleuthkit.org) or lde (lde.sourceforge.net). That's ok, since the only files I like to recover are text files (c and java sourcecode). But even though I read the ext2-undelete-minihowto (which doesn't apply to ext3, I know) I honestly don't know how to start. The partition is 11GB and the data could be anywh...

Hello everyone, I came back from a long vacation the other day to a RH 7.3 system that would not boot. My situation is similar to Eddy's post "Seriously corrupt ext3 root filesystem - help?" from a couple of days ago. I can mount the drive in read-write and read-only modes. I can get into some of the directories and get certain files off of the disk. But, if I try to access a

...andLayer.h +++ b/CompileOnDemandLayer.h @@ -429,6 +429,28 @@ private: return CalledAddr; } +public: + TargetAddress updatePointer(std::string FuncName, TargetAddress FnBodyAddr) { + //Find out which logical dylib contains our symbol + auto LDI = LogicalDylibs.begin(); + for (auto LDE = LogicalDylibs.end(); LDI != LDE; ++LDI) { + if (auto LMResources = LDI->getLogicalModuleResourcesForSymbol(FuncName, false)) { + Module &SrcM = LMResources->SourceModule->getResource(); + std::string CalledFnName = mangle(FuncName, SrcM.getDataLayout());...

...al machine. DIR-UNKNOWN-USER : Src directory created by local user on another machine. Directory/Disk was then mounted on local machine. DIRB : target dir on local machine rsync: rsync 3.0.7 running on OSX 10.6.3 --- rsync works when src dir was created by local user --- ls -lde DIR-LOCAL-USER drwx-wx-wx+ 3 admin staff 102 Apr 1 10:59 DIR-LOCAL-USER 0: user:admin allow list,add_file,search,delete,add_subdirectory,delete_child,readattr,writeattr,readextattr,writeextattr,readsecurity,writesecurity,chown,file_inherit,directory_inherit rsync -aA DIR-LOCAL-...

...429,6 +429,28 @@ private: > return CalledAddr; > } > > +public: > + TargetAddress updatePointer(std::string FuncName, TargetAddress > FnBodyAddr) { > + //Find out which logical dylib contains our symbol > + auto LDI = LogicalDylibs.begin(); > + for (auto LDE = LogicalDylibs.end(); LDI != LDE; ++LDI) { > + if (auto LMResources = > LDI->getLogicalModuleResourcesForSymbol(FuncName, false)) { > + Module &SrcM = LMResources->SourceModule->getResource(); > + std::string CalledFnName = mangle(FuncName, &gt...

...return CalledAddr; >> } >> >> +public: >> + TargetAddress updatePointer(std::string FuncName, TargetAddress >> FnBodyAddr) { >> + //Find out which logical dylib contains our symbol >> + auto LDI = LogicalDylibs.begin(); >> + for (auto LDE = LogicalDylibs.end(); LDI != LDE; ++LDI) { >> + if (auto LMResources = >> LDI->getLogicalModuleResourcesForSymbol(FuncName, false)) { >> + Module &SrcM = LMResources->SourceModule->getResource(); >> + std::string CalledFnName = mang...

...ur string survived, you should see something like "binary file matches'. On my laptop (dual boot to XP home or CentOS5) I see: [root at spindle ~]# dd if=/dev/hda | grep -i dos Binary file (standard input) matches Alternatively, there are some disk editors for Linux. Google turned up LDE which claims to mimic the old "Norton Disk Editor." If you go this route, you would probably do better sticking the drive into a Linux system although you might be able to find someone who has set up a Linux recovery live CD that includes LDE. I haven't used LDE but the old Nort...

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...gt; } >>> >>> +public: >>> + TargetAddress updatePointer(std::string FuncName, TargetAddress >>> FnBodyAddr) { >>> + //Find out which logical dylib contains our symbol >>> + auto LDI = LogicalDylibs.begin(); >>> + for (auto LDE = LogicalDylibs.end(); LDI != LDE; ++LDI) { >>> + if (auto LMResources = >>> LDI->getLogicalModuleResourcesForSymbol(FuncName, false)) { >>> + Module &SrcM = LMResources->SourceModule->getResource(); >>> + std::string Cal...

...t;>>> +public: >>>> + TargetAddress updatePointer(std::string FuncName, TargetAddress >>>> FnBodyAddr) { >>>> + //Find out which logical dylib contains our symbol >>>> + auto LDI = LogicalDylibs.begin(); >>>> + for (auto LDE = LogicalDylibs.end(); LDI != LDE; ++LDI) { >>>> + if (auto LMResources = >>>> LDI->getLogicalModuleResourcesForSymbol(FuncName, false)) { >>>> + Module &SrcM = LMResources->SourceModule->getResource(); >>>> +...

Plz help me. My Q:I want solid help on how to undelete files in ext3 fs?How can I? Plz help me with full concepts with debug_fs or any other way to undel ? regards, pranav

...iting procedure. Now I have 0 byte size files on /mnt/removable (aka "/") partition and I wonder whether is possible to retrieve - at least - parts of the data blocks. No one had access to the partition after (or during) the overwriting and the level of fragmentation is very low. I used lde tool to navigate through the flesystem looking for inodes (no way!) or block clues (jpeg tags, text strings, etc.) but I'm not very expert in this task... I have two questions for you: 1. do you think the data are still present somewhere in the disk? 2. Is in the world any procedure to allow t...

...OM with some software I've been writing for about six months, I did a rm *>o instead of rm *.o on an ext3 filesystem. And I'm well aware that under normal circumstance you can't undelete, especially a ext3 filesystem. However, I need to at least *try* to recover this. I've built lde (linux disk editor) and if I can isolate a certain block, I can at least get the data off, since I've unmounted the partition. All my source files have a certain #include, so does anyone have an efficient way to read an unused block from an ext3 partition, check if a certain string is present,...

...mory operand is in a register and is auto-incremented by a value in another register [LDC] * Loads where the memory operand has a base pointer in a register and an immediate offset [LDD] * Loads where the memory operand has a base pointer in a register and an offset in a register [LDE] If I don’t have the multiple processor versions, I can use ‘class/def’ by specifying the appropriate ‘class’ for each type of instruction in the group, and then use a common set of ‘def’ declarations for them with ‘foreach’, for example: // Describe the meta-classes for the LDA group clas...

...not possible undelete files. I was happy using the ext3 FS in my system before 1 week ago when i delete some files and dirs, where i have programs and docs of my work; and now i cant use them and cant recreate or rebuild. I read about umount my partition ( for what, ext3 FS clear the inodes), use lde, debufs, e2recover, etc ( this work only with ext2 FS), and some people saying that there is nothing to do. I use autopsy and task but dont work. Exist companies or people that can use ext3 FS in their linux systems and can survive if a file is deleted (if they dont have backups) or if they lost...

..., I can see that the inode attribute I_LOCK is getting set, but for some reason is not being cleared. At the very least, I'd like to know *which* inode is being locked so I can narrow the problem down to an application developed internally and a third-party database. I've tried debugfs and lde, but I can't get either to indicate a locked inode. I also used a kernel patch from Bill Hawes from '98 to dump inode info, but it oopses, probably due to it being 5 years out of date (http://tinyurl.com/srir) Does anyone have a handy utility/patch that can help pinpoint the errant inode?...

Hi, there, Is there any way to undelete my files on ex3 file system? For whatever reason, I made a stupid mistake and deleted some very important files. I search on Internet and it's said there is no way to undelete under ext3. Is that absolutely true? Here is my last hope. I unmount the partition immediately (by force, device always busy). In fact all the data should still be there.

Hi. I try to make backups from one disk to another. I have .sparsebundle[1] directories on the source drive (/Volumes/data/). When rsync reaches the first .sparsebundle it stalls and stays there until i ctrl+c. I'm using OS X Yosemite and rsync version 3.1.1 protocol version 31 installed via homebrew. However, I had this problem on OS X Lion too using rsync 3.0.9. Actually, the reason I

Hi list, here's what just happend: I rebooted my 2.4.15 running machine with SysRq + s u b to boot into 2.4.17pre8. All went fine, fsck found no errors. Upon starting X i found out that my .opera directory went fubar in some way. Stracing ls shows that it gets an EIO trying to stat it. Looking at it with debugfs (and learning fs internals on the fly) shows that inode of that directory only

Help! I am running FC1, with a maxtor 160GB HD installed. Drive is only about a month old. I had just finished moving data from an older HD that was making some funny sounds and throwing some random errors. All was well. Last night we lost power for several hours and 1 machine's UPS/shutdown system didn't power down the workstation. The other 7 in our office did fine. The power was out for several hours. Anyway, I n...