raven4d wrote:
lcoughey wrote:
When you skipped ahead, did you skip ahead on both the source and destination drive?
ddrescue -i 12G -o 12G [source] [destination] [log]
thank you for that notice .
i am using the following
ddrescue -n -f -i 12G /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 log
shouldn't the output file automatically follow the input one ?
not using the -o flag should have done the problem ?
It should work, in theory, but I never take the risk. After thinking about it for a bit, it would be helpful to know the file system that is on the drive. The missing 2GB could very well be enough to cause file system corruption.