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Alternatively, use the utility "foremost":
sudo apt-get install foremost Reviews about this program are excellent and adding a format for me seemed easier.
Editing the file:
/etc/foremost.conf we copy from it:
# txt y 100000 -----BEGIN\040PGP We enter below and change to:
# ini y 100000 -----BEGIN\040PGP Then remove the front
Run:
foremost /dev/sda2 The result of the recovered files get here:
/home/ВАШ_ЛОГИН/output/ (output directory is formed in the directory from which the program is launched)
You can specify the necessary for you to find extensions and paths to save, for example
foremost -t doc -o /home/ВАШ_ЛОГИН/recovered/ /dev/sda2 