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Thread ID: 112635	2010-09-15 04:57:00	Dying hard drive?	nedkelly (9059)	Press F1

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1137284	2010-09-17 22:44:00	Yet when I ran PhotoRec from linux boot disk it worked right away just did not have time to let it go for a full day or more so going to try again monday	nedkelly (9059)
1137285	2010-09-18 00:15:00	All this stuffing around is just more likely to kill the drive off before you recover anything. Make an image of the drive using ddrescue or whatever Then, mount the image inside Windows with ImgDisk and scan with your favourite recovery program.	Agent_24 (57)
1137286	2010-09-18 00:56:00	Photorec is getting stuff off the drive, and because i am using ubuntu it cant write to NTFS	nedkelly (9059)
1137287	2010-09-18 01:10:00	Photorec is getting stuff off the drive, and because i am using ubuntu it cant write to NTFS What version of Ubuntu are you using? Mine can write to NTFS just fine...	Agent_24 (57)
1137288	2010-09-18 12:22:00	9.10, i thought ubuntu could not write to ntfs only read which is why i use puppy linux :pf1mobmini:	nedkelly (9059)
1137289	2010-09-18 12:24:00	oops cant edit posts on mobile. Also if i did image the drive where would i stick a 60 something gb image? :pf1mobmini:	nedkelly (9059)
1137290	2010-09-18 12:36:00	my Ubuntu 10.04 can write ntsf fine	SoniKalien (792)
1137291	2010-09-18 13:43:00	9.10, i thought ubuntu could not write to ntfs only read which is why i use puppy linux 9.10 and 10.04 definitely support NTFS writing with the new NTFS-3g driver (I believe it's called) I am not sure when they switched over, but the older versions I am fairly sure did support it also. However, the old driver they used was not guaranteed to be perfect. oops cant edit posts on mobile. Also if i did image the drive where would i stick a 60 something gb image? On a drive with 60GB free space, of course...	Agent_24 (57)
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