I'm trying to recover this partition and I can do it through the normal way. I had to change the Cylinder Boundry to No, and when the partitions are shown I had to change covert each partition to Primary.
Can I achieve the same thing by command line using the /cmd ? I want to change the option of Cylinder Boundry and also change the each discovered partition to primary.
Recover Partition, Command line
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Re: Recover Partition, Command line
Do you have to use Cylinder Boundry to No when using TestDisk 6.14 or 7.0-WIP ?
Re: Recover Partition, Command line
Actually I'm using TestDisk 6.11 on Ubuntu.
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Re: Recover Partition, Command line
Use the 6.14 or 7.0-WIP version of TestDisk available on http://www.cgsecurity.org this will solve your problem.
Re: Recover Partition, Command line
Thanks, but even when the partitions do appear they appear as 'D', and I wan to convert the first partition to Primary Boot, and the rest three partitions to Primary partitions. Can this be done via command line with these current versions ?
Right now I've modified the 6.11 code and hardcoded this logic along with cylinder boundary.
Right now I've modified the 6.11 code and hardcoded this logic along with cylinder boundary.