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aodhsishaj, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago) to linux in Broke a partition. Is there any way of saving it? Wouldn’t you want to use dd if=/dev/sda3 of=/dev/sdc1 status=progress && sync Where /dev/sda3 is the damaged partition and /dev/sdc1 is the freshly formatted external drive You’ll find your attached devices with lsblk You’re going to want to make sure /dev/sda3(broken partition) is unmounted so as not to write any more data to it.
Wouldn’t you want to use
dd if=/dev/sda3 of=/dev/sdc1 status=progress && sync
Where /dev/sda3 is the damaged partition and /dev/sdc1 is the freshly formatted external drive
You’ll find your attached devices with lsblk
You’re going to want to make sure /dev/sda3(broken partition) is unmounted so as not to write any more data to it.
aodhsishaj, 1 year ago to asklemmy in Is there a way to find a local server with reliable uptime? You can always self host blog.colic.io/…/self-hosting-lemmy-a-step-by-step…
You can always self host
blog.colic.io/…/self-hosting-lemmy-a-step-by-step…
aodhsishaj, 1 year ago to piracy in Pirate Site Blocking Demands Intensify in the US Yes, he’s making that pretty obvious
Yes, he’s making that pretty obvious
aodhsishaj, 1 year ago to linux in What are the major components of any Linux distribution? You would need some non volatile storage to hold your bootloader be that on the network or local. Also any shell more complicated than tty will need to store config files to run.
You would need some non volatile storage to hold your bootloader be that on the network or local. Also any shell more complicated than tty will need to store config files to run.
aodhsishaj, 1 year ago to linux in Broke a partition. Is there any way of saving it? Don’t you have to read the partition to compress it, which is fine on a healthy partition but can further damage a broken one?
Don’t you have to read the partition to compress it, which is fine on a healthy partition but can further damage a broken one?
aodhsishaj, 1 year ago to linux in Broke a partition. Is there any way of saving it? I totally spaced on BS=4M which I believe is the standard block size for ext4
I totally spaced on BS=4M which I believe is the standard block size for ext4