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Run ddrescue a second time
From: |
Steve Westmoreland |
Subject: |
Run ddrescue a second time |
Date: |
Fri, 6 Dec 2019 21:03:42 +0000 |
Hello,
I know this email address is for bugs, but I could not find a reference in the
instructions that I needed.
I ran ddrescue successfully in my linux box, from my affected 1TB drive to a
new 2TB drive. I have put the 2TB drive aside for safekeeping and later restore
(hopefully) of files.
I would like to run ddrescue a second time from the affected 1TB drive to a new
1TB drive, so that I can look into the new 1TB drive and "poke around".
When I attempt to run: "ddrescue /dev/sda /dev/sdb /logfile.log", it tells me
the output file (logfile.log) exists and if I overwrite it, existing data will
be lost. Understandable.
But can I create a second logfile (mapfile) while maintaining the original? Or
is this a foolish endeavor?
Thank you for your attention to this question.
Steve
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Steve Westmoreland
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- Run ddrescue a second time,
Steve Westmoreland <=