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On 1 Feb 2006, at 18:27, Peter Volkov (pva) wrote: |
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> On Пнд, 2006-01-30 at 17:03 -0800, Grant wrote: |
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>> I've heard that data can be recovered from a formatted hard |
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>> disk....Is it true? |
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> Short answer for your question is... No. It's not true. |
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> suppose you have deleted file. This operation only |
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> removes entry in you directory table, but not the file itself. Or you |
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> did format you hard drive. That will rebuild only file structure on |
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> you |
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> hard drive. Normally that means that you overwrite about 5% of you |
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> drive. All other data is intact. Just read it. |
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I think you just contradicted yourself. |
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> ...If you do `dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hdd then there is no |
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> chances you'll get you data. Why? Because all byte and bits on your |
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> hard |
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> drive became 0. |
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This is not what normally (or at least, _always_) happens when you |
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format a hard-drive. |
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Stroller. |
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