TestDisk 6.14-WIP, Data Recovery Utility, May 2012 I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I'll just have to try not to screw with system encryption when I'm dead tired anymore. I will post the output of that as well.Īnd just to say it, so far the Arch community has been great and I've been quite impressed with the sheer amount of documentation available. I've also been running testdisk for quite some time, but to be honest I'm not completely sure what I'm looking for. It really should have been backed up, but of course I was stupid and did not do so. Is it possible the header is still intact, or that I can retrieve my data? The data is fairly important to me, so I am willing to got to a certain amount of trouble to retrieve it. Anyway, I am guessing the partition table was lost, and my system no longer recognizes the partition as a luks partition. I have done quite a bit of reading in the arch forums, wiki, and other places, so if an answer has already been posted I apologize. However, the partition on my first hard drive containing my Arch installation was accidentally formatted. The second hard drive contained my boot information and a second linux distro also using lux.
TESTDISK ANALYSE CYLINDER READ ERROR FULL
Windows is completely unencrypted (I use it mostly just for gaming), but Arch was using full system encryption.
TESTDISK ANALYSE CYLINDER READ ERROR WINDOWS 7
The first Hard drive has Windows 7 and Arch (well, had Arch). I also am somewhat new to Luks.īasically, I am multi-booting on two separate hard drives.
Alright, so I am not new to linux (I have used Ubuntu since 6.10 or so and played around with various other distros for years), but I am new to arch.
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