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I've completed the second pass for missing bad sectors with ddrescue. Sadly it didn't result in much of anything, the log is pretty much the same as the one previously posting. Testdisk still doesn't show me the original folders and files present on the disk. Should I just bite the bullet and use ...

First you are using a malicious hoster.
I mentioned it already, the hoster never gave me any troubles at all when downloading or uploading in the past. However, just to be safer, I omitted all mentions of it on my posts, to ensure it won't happen to someone else again.

When writing this posting ...

The original question on Stackoverflow appears to have been removed, but I saved an archive of the relevant information over at https://archive.is/j66F9
Additionally, I remade the question on Stackexchange with only the most relevant information https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/741891 ...

Here it is. I named them something more appropriate. Again, sorry for the hiccup.

I am mortified about this, it never caused me that problem but I'll make sure to avoid that service from now on.

Here are the equivalent files
a.log (log of my previous attempt at creating a partial iso with ddrescue) https://pastebin.com/HaPw7kNR
log1.log (log of the last attempt which rescued ...

Additionally, the logfile is quite bloated since I tried a few things, but this is the latest part:


Mon Apr 3 22:54:40 2023
Command line: TestDisk /log /debug

TestDisk 7.0, Data Recovery Utility, April 2015
Christophe GRENIER <grenier@cgsecurity.org>
http://www.cgsecurity.org
OS: Linux, kernel 4 ...

Good day or night, depending on your time zone, also I'm sorry if I made a mistake and posted this in the wrong board,

I've been having a lot of trouble figuring out how to rescue an old Hard Disk that took a bit of a fall a few years back. My question is in the title of the post, but to summarize ...