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lesson: use linux end to end (unless you work for Microsoft). :)
by rdp36 7y ago
lesson: use linux end to end (unless you work for Microsoft). :)
- Arnavion 7y agoThe author eventually recovered their files using 7-zip, which is a Windows program.
- ptspts 7y agop7zip, the portable version of 7-Zip works on Linux, macOS and other Unix systems as well. It also has a Debian package. Data recovery from that FAT32 filesystem would have worked identically in p7zip (and 7-Zip).
- Arnavion 7y agoI know that p7zip exists. Nevertheless, the author used the Windows version and it worked for them, so I'm not sure why the Linux implementation is relevant to this conversation.
- progre 7y agoIt's been available on all linux distros I have tried.
- zimpenfish 7y agoHe tried reading the SD image on Linux and that didn't work either. "We can see them, but can't get at them with the vfat file system driver on Linux or with Windows."