by Jeff Nebek » Sun, 23 Apr 1995 04:00:00
I inadvertantly renamed a file to an existing name - thereby overwriting
a file that I didn't mean to.
Is there any way I can recover? Un-move? I know - I'm asking a lot.
The other possibility is if I can un-compile a 'C' program?
All help is appreciated.
1. Any un"rm" and un"mkfs" tools ??
Dear Linux fans,
Is there any tools to recover careless "rm"
"mkfs -c", "dd... of=/dev/hd?" of useful data ?
I wonder whether there is any Linux implementation
of doz-like utilities such as unformat, undelete,
etc.
Please send any information to my Internet address.
Thanks in advance !
KiT
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