Hello!
I install TestDisk in Linux and try to recover files on EXT4 а on iSCSI LUNS
but Test Disk dont see iSCSI drives, that connected to Linux
How it can be fixed?
Screen here: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/Wr0blxiJVHZD4w
TestDisk dont see iSCSI drive Topic is solved
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Re: TestDisk dont see iSCSI drive
I am not familiar with iSCSI.
According to the manual, chapter 5, iSCSI is supported. To exclude the possibility of your hardware being broken try to connect the disk in question in an ordinary setup.
If the disk is not recognized this way, contact a professional recovery lab.
Your screenshot is unreadible. What matters, the Testdisk window, is just a part of the whole screenshot. There is a unreadible red note on the Testdisk screen. Why are you folks so inable to produce readible screenshots and upload them to this site so that they get kept forever in order to help others reading here?
According to the manual, chapter 5, iSCSI is supported. To exclude the possibility of your hardware being broken try to connect the disk in question in an ordinary setup.
If the disk is not recognized this way, contact a professional recovery lab.
Your screenshot is unreadible. What matters, the Testdisk window, is just a part of the whole screenshot. There is a unreadible red note on the Testdisk screen. Why are you folks so inable to produce readible screenshots and upload them to this site so that they get kept forever in order to help others reading here?
Re: TestDisk dont see iSCSI drive
Hello!
Hardware is ok
Please refer to screen shot
As you can see OS can view this drives, but TestDisk can not
Hardware is ok
Please refer to screen shot
As you can see OS can view this drives, but TestDisk can not
Because:Your screenshot is unreadible. What matters, the Testdisk window, is just a part of the whole screenshot. There is a unreadible red note on the Testdisk screen. Why are you folks so inable to produce readible screenshots and upload them to this site so that they get kept forever in order to help others reading here?
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Re: TestDisk dont see iSCSI drive
As for the error message, there is free graphics software that allows to cut out the important things from a huge screenshot. 
But Testdisk wants to speak with you!
Please have a closer look at your screenshot.
What do you think my next question is? 
But Testdisk wants to speak with you!
Please have a closer look at your screenshot.
What do you think my next question is?
Re: TestDisk dont see iSCSI drive
omg
thank you
run using sudo and TD can see icsi drives
thank you
run using sudo and TD can see icsi drives