Recover micro sd2/28/2024 I think the one I have is completely fried, which really pisses me off. Maybe another program would, but honestly ATP I just have to hope all my data is there as I need a new SD card anyways. Only thing is I wish I could open the img file but engrampa doesn’t seem to want to. # current_pos current_status current_pass # Command line: ddrescue -d -r300 /dev/sdd recovery.img recovery.logfile I even get a handy dandy log file to read. R300 tells the program to retry up to 300 timesĪnd it dumps to an img I can shoot back into another SD card. Pct rescued: 99.99%, read errors: 671775, remaining time: n/aĭ tells the program to use direct disk access and ignore the cache in kernel Rescued: 127865 MB, bad areas: 1, run time: 2h 47m 48s Non-tried: 0 B, bad-sector: 30720 B, error rate: 5473 kB/s Opos: 61286 MB, non-scraped: 0 B, average rate: 12698 kB/s Ipos: 61286 MB, non-trimmed: 0 B, current rate: 0 B/s and-sd]$ sudo ddrescue -d -r300 /dev/sdd recovery.img recovery.logfile While overkill, heres what I did, and what it looks like. But if you keep remounting it you can keep pulling data off of it.ĭDRescue allows you to DD a mount point into an image file and if the device is skipping like mine, no problem, it just remounts and immediately goes back to the memory address it was polling. What files that are moved are only partially there, or if lucky, 2 or 3 things are copied over, along with the folder structure. Symptoms: Card is readable momentarily, but files cannot be moved. So unfortunately my A1 mSD card died and I’m pissed.
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