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[gentoo-user] how to mount a partition image created with dd?
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de Almeida, Valmor F.
21 years ago
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Hello,

I've used the gentoo livecd to boot a machine with a damaged hard drive, and created a
partition image in a remote machine with the following command

dd if=/dev/vg/home bs=1k conv=sync,noerror | ssh -c blowfish ***@hostname "dd of=/scratch/home.img bs=1k"

the original partition is under LVM. I have hopes to be able to extract useful data
from the image but I do not know how to mount it. Does anyone know how exactly I
can mount the home.img file?

Thanks,

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Norbert Kamenicky
21 years ago
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Post by de Almeida, Valmor F.
Hello,
I've used the gentoo livecd to boot a machine with a damaged hard drive, and created a
partition image in a remote machine with the following command
the original partition is under LVM. I have hopes to be able to extract useful data
from the image but I do not know how to mount it. Does anyone know how exactly I
can mount the home.img file?
mount /scratch/home.img /path/to/mountpoint -o loop


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de Almeida, Valmor F.
21 years ago
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Thank you.

I was able to recover ALL the data from the failed hard drive.

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From: Norbert Kamenicky [mailto:***@xmedia.sk]
Sent: Thu 6/17/2004 1:50 PM
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] how to mount a partition image created with dd?
Post by de Almeida, Valmor F.
Hello,
I've used the gentoo livecd to boot a machine with a damaged hard drive, and created a
partition image in a remote machine with the following command
the original partition is under LVM. I have hopes to be able to extract useful data
from the image but I do not know how to mount it. Does anyone know how exactly I
can mount the home.img file?
mount /scratch/home.img /path/to/mountpoint -o loop


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