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Project+ Linux+ Security+ information
Project+ is a certification CompTIA Security+ certification showing that one has the knowledge needed to manage projects. CompTIA claims that Project+ is a globally recognized project management certification that provides validation of fundamental projec...
Mount Command Does Not Work in Linux Due to File System Corruption
Linux is a popular open source UNIX-like operating system that organizes all your files in a tree structure. All the files are rooted at '/' or root directory. In order to attach any file system of other drive to file tree, you are required to mount the d...
Accidental Data Deletion and Linux Data Recovery Solution
Linux operating system has been invented long ago, There has been various new additions as well as up-gradations to the previous versions of Linux and the development of Ext3 is one such example of the betterment of the operating system. Ext3 or the third...
Linux Recovery When Volume Cannot Be Mounted Using Mount Command
All the data files that are accessible in Linux based computers are placed in a big tree, called root directory and denoted as '/', in an organized form. These data files might be spread out over various devices. The mount command in Linux operating syste...
how to remove ubuntu from vista computer
Couldn't be easier.
- install gparted from System > Admin > Synaptic
- close Synaptic
- select partition editor from System > Admin
- select the Vista partition and format (just that one!) to a linux file system (ext3 or xfs).
- add it to your /etc/f...
How to Recover Linux Data from crash hard drive using a unique Software Solution?
Are you Linux OS users? And you are suffering from data loss due to Linux hard drive crashing and other corruptions showing like:
1- Linux based OS dose not boot up on your computer or laptop.
2- If your system showing various error messages, like "No F...
Recovering corrupted ext2-based file system from Linux
The Linux system is an Open source operating system and it is more secure than other OS. It provides the freedom to administer your system by taking care of the look & feel and the applications to be installed, etc. However, as nothing is perfect in this...
Recovering data from corrupted Superblock from Linux system
A Linux file system is a collection of various files and folders, which is stored in a separate disk partition. The entire disk partition is divided into various file system blocks, which are used for storing either the user data or the metadata. The meta...
Recovering lost data in ext3 partitions after ext3grep fails to recover
The journaled ext3 system is an extremely powerful file system and makes the data very organized as opposed to its predecessor, ext2 file system. It is so because the file system remains consistent even after a system crash or unexpected power failure. Yo...
Tips to Resolve "Journal Inode is Deleted" Error
A Linux based computer system becomes unbootable in case its file system gets corrupted or damaged. In most of these situations, a Linux user encounters an error message that does not allow him/her to access the data saved on the Linux hard drive. Few mai...
Bad Block at Beginning of Inode Table May Cause Data Loss in Linux
Are you unable to mount your Linux hard drive volume? Are you facing superblock, inode, or file system corruption like error messages while booting your Linux system? Such situations are caused by corruption of Linux hard drive metadata structures. This b...
How to Fix “Unable to resolve UUID” Error in Linux
Modern distributions of Linux operating systems use UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) to uniquely identify hard drive or other data storage devices, in place of the conventional block names like /dev/sdb and /dev/hda1. It is due to the fact that UUID i...
Definition of Data Recovery: - Retrieve What you Thought was Gone Forever
The salvaging of lost data or making available the previously damaged data stored on various damaged media such as hard disk drives, magnetic tapes, magnetic disks, zip disks, CD-Rom, flash cards and other storage media is known as Data recovery. For exam...
Inaccessible Linux Partitions After Using mksf.ext3
mksf.ext3 is a Linux command that allows you to create a Linux file system (ext3), generally in a hard disk partition. When executing the command, you need to specify the device name the file system should reside on. The command creates the file system wi...
‘File system with errors, check forced’ Linux Error and Recovery
Linux supports various file systems like Ext2, Ext3 and ReiserFS. The latter two file systems support file system journaling, hence are less prone to file system corruption (as compared to Ext2) due to unexpected shutdown. Besides, unexpected system shutd...