Hi,
since I've not been able to access my B3 for a while, I'm on the path to extract the files from "storage". When mounting the internal hard drive on to a mac using Paragon ExtFS, it isn't recognizing "storage" as a folder. It seems like it's locked. As my linux-fu is weak, how do I locate and rescue my files?
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How do I extract files from "storage"?
Re: How do I extract files from "storage"?
You're on a standard install of the B3 system, right?
The storage partition is by default using an ext4-filesystem inside an LVM volume. You cannot mount that directly with an ext-mounting tool, because you need to deal with the LVM layer first.
I don't know if there's any software for mac that can do both at the same time.
You might want to try booting a live-Linux system or virtual machine and then mount the storage-partition and the destination device.
The storage partition is by default using an ext4-filesystem inside an LVM volume. You cannot mount that directly with an ext-mounting tool, because you need to deal with the LVM layer first.
I don't know if there's any software for mac that can do both at the same time.
You might want to try booting a live-Linux system or virtual machine and then mount the storage-partition and the destination device.
Re: How do I extract files from "storage"?
Storage is an LVM, you need to discover and mount the volumes inside it.
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Re: How do I extract files from "storage"?
Thank you very much for the responses.
When mounting it to a linux filesystem, everything except the folder looks ok.
The is nowhere to be found
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The files are still there (I can rescue them using PhotoRec), but the folder seems to be messed up somehow. Is there some way to restore it?
When mounting it to a linux filesystem, everything except the
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The files are still there (I can rescue them using PhotoRec), but the folder seems to be messed up somehow. Is there some way to restore it?