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photorec /d /root/Documents/Recovery/dev/sdc /cmd /dev/sdc options,keep_corrupted_file,paranoid,fileopt,everything,enable,searchI've used
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partition_noneScripted Run [Whole Disk]
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hobocrunch
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Scripted Run [Whole Disk]
When I run photorec manually through the UI, I can choose [Whole Disk] instead of a partition.
I use the following
Using the command line I cannot find any combination that will select [Whole DIsk], it always chooses the default partition.
I've used and also tried
I use the following
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Re: Scripted Run [Whole Disk]
It should work if you choose "partition_none".
As each filesystem may have a different blocksize or partition alignment, you may get better results if you search lost data partition by partition
As each filesystem may have a different blocksize or partition alignment, you may get better results if you search lost data partition by partition