Revisions to Recover deleted files on Linux

Spell out "dir-structure"

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edited May 17, 2023 at 8:32

AdminBee

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Recovery Tools - Command Line:

testdisktestdisk - open source, dir-structure
photorecphotorec - open source, NTFS
extundeleteextundelete - open source

Recovery Tools - GUI:

R-Linux - proprietary, free, dir-structure
R-Studio - proprietary, paid, dir-structure, NTFS
UFS Explorer - proprietary, paid, dir-structure, NTFS
Recovery Explorer - proprietary, paid, dir-structure, NTFS

Info:

In my personal experience, I get my data back using ufs-explorerufs-explorer and photorecphotorec.

Sources: Linuxhacks.org
Disclosure: I am the owner of Linuxhacks.org

Recovery Tools - Command Line:

testdisk - open source, dir
photorec - open source, NTFS
extundelete - open source

Recovery Tools - GUI:

R-Linux - proprietary, free, dir
R-Studio - proprietary, paid, dir, NTFS
UFS Explorer - proprietary, paid, dir, NTFS
Recovery Explorer - proprietary, paid, dir, NTFS

Info:

In my personal experience, I get my data back using ufs-explorer and photorec.

Sources: Linuxhacks.org
Disclosure: I am the owner of Linuxhacks.org

Recovery Tools - Command Line:

testdisk - open source, dir-structure
photorec - open source, NTFS
extundelete - open source

Recovery Tools - GUI:

R-Linux - proprietary, free, dir-structure
R-Studio - proprietary, paid, dir-structure, NTFS
UFS Explorer - proprietary, paid, dir-structure, NTFS
Recovery Explorer - proprietary, paid, dir-structure, NTFS

Info:

In my personal experience, I get my data back using ufs-explorer and photorec.

Sources: Linuxhacks.org
Disclosure: I am the owner of Linuxhacks.org

Removed the hard to read number traits tags

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edit approved May 17, 2023 at 8:32

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Recovery Tools - Command Line:

testdisk (3)(5)- open source, dir
photorec (3)- open source, NTFS
extundelete (3)- open source

Recovery Tools - GUI:

R-Linux (2)(5) - proprietary, free, dir
R-Studio (1)(5)(4) - proprietary, paid, dir, NTFS
UFS Explorer (1)(5)(4)- proprietary, paid, dir, NTFS
Recovery Explorer (1)(5)(4)- proprietary, paid, dir, NTFS

Info:

In my personal experience, I get my data back using ufs-explorer and photorec

(1) = Not open source, not no-cost

(2) = Not open source, no-cost

(3) = Open source and no-cost

(4) = Have NTFS support

(5) = Have directory structure feature.

Sources: Linuxhacks.org
Disclosure: I am the owner of Linuxhacks.org

Change "free" -> "no-cost" since "free" is intended to mean "free as in freedom", per GNU, so we need to disambiguate the two by saying "no-cost" instead.

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edited Apr 21, 2023 at 1:38

Gabriel Staples

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Recovery Tools - Command Line:

testdisk (3)(5)
photorec (3)
extundelete (3)

Recovery Tools - GUI:

R-Linux (2)(5)
R-Studio (1)(5)(4)
UFS Explorer (1)(5)(4)
Recovery Explorer (1)(5)(4)

Info:

In my personal experience, I get my data back using ufs-explorer and photorec

(1) = Not open source, not freeno-cost

(2) = Not open source, freeno-cost

(3) = Open source and freeno-cost

(4) = Have NTFS support

(5) = Have directory structure feature

Sources: Linuxhacks.org
Disclosure: I am the owner of Linuxhacks.org

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edited Sep 6, 2020 at 19:43

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spelling, make link https

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edited Jun 25, 2020 at 13:25

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edited May 25, 2019 at 7:03

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answered Jun 10, 2018 at 4:21

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