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SaskPower (spc@leroy.cc.uregina.ca) wrote:
: So many people keep asking for an undelete on Linux..... (sigh).
: Due to the nature of a multi-tasking (I mean a REAL one like linux)
: operating systems, you cannot expect to do it the way DOS does.
: DOS uses a disk allocation scheme which ensures that the NEWEST
: freed up space is not reallocated for a while, so you CAN recover
: a file if you have not generated a LOT of new ones before you
: attempt recovery.  This only works reliably if you don't have several
: other concurrent users ALSO generating a bunch of files, so any
: multitasking O/S generally does not do this.

: What you CAN do if you must:

        Sorry not to correct you or anything undel does exist and has for a
while I don't remember where I picked my version anymore maybe tsx-11,funet,
or good knows where. I will make it available at
linux.cu-online.com:/pub/linux/undel  I LIKE TO MAKE IT VERY CLEAR THAT
I DID NOT WRITE THIS SOFTWARE AND TAKE NO CREDIT FOR IT. And only provide
it as a service for others.
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