by t.. » Fri, 11 Aug 1995 04:00:00
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has any good tools to scan directorys for
files that meet a certain type. Such as gif's, jpegs, mpeg etc..
I use a csh script I wrote now, but was wondering if anyone has a better
tool?
if so let me hear about it.
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I lost the hard drive label. In order to read the hard drive I put it
in a different computer. There were only two partitions on the drive
an ext2 and swap space. I assume that if I were to use fdisk and type
in the correct values for the partition table that I could recover the
ext2 file system. I was hoping that there was a program that I could
use that would scan the /dev/dhb device to find the start of a (ext2)
file system. I would then be able to know where the file systems
started and stopped.
Ps. Please excuse me if this is a re/cross post. I thought I posted it
five hours ago. I could not find it anywhere.
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