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How would I recover data from a harddrive that accidentally had a OS image written to it?
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While trying to write a OS image to a SD card for my single board computer via the terminal, I ended up accidentally writing the image to one of my 500gb hard drives in my computer instead of the SD card. Originally the drive was NTFS formatted, now it has the contents of the OS image (Two partitions a fat16 that is 80MiB and a ext4 that is 465.66MiB). the command I used was "sudo ./format_sd.sh /dev/sdc" I have tried TestDisk but it only recognized the partitions that were accidentally written to it.
Is there any way I can recover most or all of the files?
partitioning hard-drive data-recovery
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While trying to write a OS image to a SD card for my single board computer via the terminal, I ended up accidentally writing the image to one of my 500gb hard drives in my computer instead of the SD card. Originally the drive was NTFS formatted, now it has the contents of the OS image (Two partitions a fat16 that is 80MiB and a ext4 that is 465.66MiB). the command I used was "sudo ./format_sd.sh /dev/sdc" I have tried TestDisk but it only recognized the partitions that were accidentally written to it.
Is there any way I can recover most or all of the files?
partitioning hard-drive data-recovery
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While trying to write a OS image to a SD card for my single board computer via the terminal, I ended up accidentally writing the image to one of my 500gb hard drives in my computer instead of the SD card. Originally the drive was NTFS formatted, now it has the contents of the OS image (Two partitions a fat16 that is 80MiB and a ext4 that is 465.66MiB). the command I used was "sudo ./format_sd.sh /dev/sdc" I have tried TestDisk but it only recognized the partitions that were accidentally written to it.
Is there any way I can recover most or all of the files?
partitioning hard-drive data-recovery
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While trying to write a OS image to a SD card for my single board computer via the terminal, I ended up accidentally writing the image to one of my 500gb hard drives in my computer instead of the SD card. Originally the drive was NTFS formatted, now it has the contents of the OS image (Two partitions a fat16 that is 80MiB and a ext4 that is 465.66MiB). the command I used was "sudo ./format_sd.sh /dev/sdc" I have tried TestDisk but it only recognized the partitions that were accidentally written to it.
Is there any way I can recover most or all of the files?
partitioning hard-drive data-recovery
partitioning hard-drive data-recovery
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