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Re: Tools/Techniques for recovering "rm"'d files: msg#00233macosx.admin
At 10:33 pm -0800 10/12/02, Dan Wood wrote: I've recently lost some very useful data due to "rm -rf *" in the wrong directory, and I'd like to get as much of it back as possible. I'm sure that "rm" doesn't zero out the bytes, but I'm having a heck of a time recovering anything. The Coroner's Tool Kit is the source for these utilities. There is no reference to a Mac OS X build, but it has been tested on FreeBSD, OpenBSD and BSD, and is at least partly perl based (I've only run it under Solaris, and I can't remember its precise makeup). The website is at <http://www.antioffline.com/TCT/>. There is also a walkthrough available on the site.
This is essentially what unrm and lazarus do, but they attempt to make the searching easier..... Cheers, Joel -- Joel Smith 22 Springfield Way Pateley Bridge Tel: +44 1423 711229 Mobile: +44 7768 803758 N.Yorks HG3 5PA Fax: +44 870 1617192 |
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