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Thread: Recover data

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    Recover data

    Hi friends

    I accidentally deleted my file that is very urgent file from ubuntu os locations is /home/myshare/contents. how can i recover it from the location I need a frequent answer my friends because its very important for me .give me any solution
    you can learn what is computer ubuntu is the best way .I start learning ubuntu in 2-1-2010 .start with UBUNTU 9 now using 12.04

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    Re: Recover data

    you should use deja-dup to avoid such issue.
    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery

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    Re: Recover data

    Besides those mentioned on dino99's post, you could also try Scalpel.
    Code:
    sudo apt-get install scalpel
    After installing it you just have to change it's configuration in scalpel.conf:
    Code:
    gksudo geany /etc/scalpel/scalpel.conf
    Remove the # sign from the beginning of the lines which contain the file types you want to recover.
    After that please run the Scalpel:
    Code:
    sudo scalpel /dev/sdb1 -o /home/Recovered_Files/
    dev/sdb1 is the location of the device from where the files were deleted.
    /home/Recovered_Files/ is the place to accommodate the files that will be recovered from /dev/sdb1

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    Re: Recover data

    hirance boot cd is the best thing
    you can learn what is computer ubuntu is the best way .I start learning ubuntu in 2-1-2010 .start with UBUNTU 9 now using 12.04

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