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2010-06-10
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if it was on a removable memory card you might be able to use some tools to recover it on PC
not sure if that will work for the integrated memory though
not sure if that will work for the integrated memory though
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2010-06-10
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Originally Posted by quipper8
Yes, it will work, as (AFAIK) the partitions are mounted at block level over USB, just like a flash drive. I don't know what one would use for Windows, if that's what you use, but I'd assume that any standard tool would work in this case. On Linux, the only one I've used is MagicRescue, which is command-line only. I have no idea of its relative merits or possible flaws, as recovery isn't my thing. If you need something fancy, there is the Helix LiveCD for data forensics, which was free and now isn't, in some fashion (I'm not sure of the story). At any rate, it probably includes some free tools you could find elsewhere. Short of that, I'm not sure - this isn't my area of experise.
if it was on a removable memory card you might be able to use some tools to recover it on PC
not sure if that will work for the integrated memory though
Originally Posted by GAFFY
Yep. RevdKathy, a prominent community member, just for one.
hey guys/gals (are there any ladies on here?)
Cheers,
Last edited by jaem; 2010-06-10 at 02:46.
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2010-06-10
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i just downloaded a recovery tool, easus? it came with 1 gb free recovery, got my video back, time to embaras my friend.lol.
ive accidently deleted a video i recorded o my n900, any way of getting it back?
thanks