Memory card partition table corrupted after unsafe removal
Memory card partition table got corrupted after unsafe removal.
Is there any possible recovery ?..
If i list using fdisk
fdisk -l
And in dmesg log i get this
Using fsck
Any suggesstions for the recovery? And iam not able to mount.
Once i insert the memory card I get error
"Error mounting:mount : wrong fs type ,bad option ,bad superblock on /dev/sdc , missing codepage or helper program,or other error in some cases useful info is found in syslog -try
dmesg | tail or so "
Last edited by Franklin52; 04-23-2014 at 05:24 AM..
Reason: Please use code tags
I find it hard to believe that an unsafe removal trashed the partition table. Unsafe removals are supposed to trash the file system metadata. I never believe anything that fdisk has to say. Switch to a better utility like parted. I just plugged a factory fresh thumb drive into my workstation....
So /dev/sdb and /dev/sdb1 popped into existence when I plugged in my thumb drive. /dev/sdb is the physical device. It has a partition table that defines partition 1. So, predictably, I also get a device called /dev/sdb1 to correspond to my partition 1.
Note that I ran fsck on /dev/sdb1, not /dev/sdb. If I want to mount my thumb drive I do this....
You ran fsck on /dev/sdc. That was probably a mistake and it may have trashed your partition table. It should have been /dev/sdc1.
I don't think fsck would have corrupted the partition table. In some site they suggested for an auto recovery of the lost partition to try this.
Anyway I think my memory card totally gone.
I tried recovery with test disk and it was able to find the partition but was not able to recover the files inside.
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