Hi,
I used PhotoRec today to recover accidentally deleted tif-files, and it worked fine, recovering almost half of the stuff I wanted. After a while I checked again and saw this screen. Wondering why the show wasnt going on I tried to stop the thing, but it wouldn't react.
Closing the terminal did the job, but when I reopened PhotoRec and asked to resume the recovery, the same screen came on, as before not ractng to the "stop" command.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
PhotoRec seems to be frozen
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Re: PhotoRec seems to be frozen
Bad sectors may cause the OS (and PhotoRec) to run very slowly/freeze. On Linux, the "dmesg" command can be use to see the lastest kernel information including I/O errors; I don't know the equivalent for Mac OS X.