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by nitrogen
3420 days ago
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Works even when your hard drives are severely damaged and you just need to /bin/dd some raw sectors. That reminds me of the time when some partitioning utility overwrote the first block of my filesystem and then set the filesystem start to the wrong block. I thought I was hosed, but I managed to use hexdump to find a backup superblock, calculate the correct filesystem offset from that, and dd the backup superblock into the primary location. I may be misremembering some details. |
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