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Data Recovery From Accidentally Deleted Files or Crashed Drives in Ubuntu This tutorial will help you to recover data from accidentally deleted data from Linux-file systems. This is a very drastic mistake by any user/admin which costs for huge penalties. This script will be a boon for newbies/expert for data management. I will be using TestDisk for data-recovery. Here I have simplified the task with the help of a script.

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By: Daniel Eaton

I use Ubuntu10.04 LTS, when read the post, it seems most valuable to me. You explain here about Ubuntu12.04 LTS, I ask a question to you is same procedure can use in my Ubuntu version?

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Yes it will be compatible with the all Ubuntu versions

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Srijan

 

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I would give this guide which explains more methods to recover deleted files cursohacker.es/recuperar-archivos-borrados-programas

By: Allysson

Hi, i am using Linux Mint 16 and a tested this script to recover data from a external hd, and will running normal... I hope that works! thanks for help.

By: hosam

i am new in ubuntu. i cant run your script. i accidentally formatted my harddisk and become one partition instead of two.please help

thank you

By: Anonymous

Where is the viz .script.sh file that you mention? I have searched for it throughout the computer files.

By: satswami

Hi, Thanks for the detailed documentation and the script. I was able to recover a list of lost.files.xx using this method. But, I accidentally deleted a folder and not sure of the file names; but wanted to recover the same folder using the same method. After recovery, I see a entire set of folders with names lost.files.xx and a bunch of files on each directory. Suppose, if my directory name was "directory" and wanted to recover with the same folder structure as it was before, is it possible using this method and if yes, please suggest a way to get it? I also searched the entire recovered directory, in my case /root/result/lost.files.xx/, and couldnt find that I wanted. Your suggestions please?

By: Abraar Arique

Hi Srijan,

Thanks a lot for this article. I used your method to recover some deleted MP4 videos which I really needed. Your method works great!

This article helped me a lot.

By: ML

If you're searching for lost files with this script on the same partition as your OS is then you might actually overwrite what you're trying to save with the scripts output...

Protect your lost data by unmounting and (if needed) remount as read only as soon as you realise that the unthinkable has happened.

By: king

Hi 

 

My hard disk crashed and i have made it external drive.

I have tried mounting it on Linux and doing testdisk, but its taking forever. Can u suggest will this work for my hard disk. AS I can see unpartitioned space in my hard disk. And I really need to recover data.

By: manasa

hi iam trying to backup one video which is stored in webcam folder ,Iam able to get the webcam folder but iam not able to get the contents that are their in folder .so can any body help me.

 

By: nick

Hi,

Could you tell me what were  file viz. script.sh is?

I would have expected to run this in the terminal - but I am not familiar with Ubuntu, so I just want to be sure.

Thanks

By: manpreet

its showing error in your script 

/opt/script.sh: 148: /opt/script.sh: Syntax error: end of file unexpected (expecting "then")

 

By: Sharp TV Repair Dubai

I am new to ubuntu and I accidentally deleted some documents. your data recovery helps a lot and get my data back,  Thanks