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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / hfsprescue -s1 stops exactly at same point several times

« Last post by Carl on July 26, 2017, 17:14:58 PM »

Hi all,

as a newby to hfsprescue I am trying to rescue data of an external disk, which has an somehow corrupted filesystem, which can't be repaired by traditional means (fsck and such).
Running hfsprescue -s1 works fine until it reaches exactly 77,16% (718.46 GB) of the scan.

Then hfsprescue stops reading (according to Activity Monitor) and sits there. I interrupted the process after waiting for a couple of hours.

I restarted hfsprescue -s1 three times (it takes approx 24h to get to that point). Last time I choose the force option. Every time it stopped at the exact same point of the scan.

Any thoughts what to do?

Thanks and best regards
Carl

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Boot Managers / Re: USB key read-only in DOS.. how to make it writable?

« Last post by Mad7Scientist on July 25, 2017, 05:44:05 AM »

I'm glad to hear that write access can be obtained by using DOS USB drivers after starting with PLOP. I hope I can get it to work!

I'm willing to pay a few dollars for a version of PLOP that allows write access to USB. I put in the plop floppy and booted that with a non bootable USB flash drive in. Then I removed the plop floppy and put in a Windows 98 start up floppy. I selected USB and that failed. It may have been the MBR on the USB drive that printed the error. I pressed any key to continue and it continued to boot up from the Windows 98 floppy. Since PLOP installed a BIOS USB drive interface C: became the USB drive. I started setup.exe from the Windows 98 CD on E: but I found that C: is actually read only so it couldn't do anything.

I assume that Windows NT based operating systems do not require USB write access when starting from the boot loader.

It would be nice if there was a check box to install the USB BIOS interface when booting from a floppy or CD-ROM so that a flash drive will show up as C: when booting DOS from a floppy.

Thanks for making PLOP! Is there a reason for why it has to fit in 60 sectors?

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by txmodxoops on July 24, 2017, 20:54:38 PM »

I had forgotten to specify that the problem came after switching to php 7

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by txmodxoops on July 24, 2017, 18:47:29 PM »

I sent you a private message with the code

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by txmodxoops on July 24, 2017, 18:33:34 PM »

Can you explain me better please? Thank you

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by Elmar on July 24, 2017, 15:52:13 PM »

It seems you don't understand what information I need from you to help you. I give up.

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by txmodxoops on July 24, 2017, 15:08:20 PM »

Command linux + https://www.mysite.com/sitemap-2.1.php

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by Elmar on July 24, 2017, 15:05:00 PM »

Through a cron job on the linux server

How does the cron job line look like?

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by txmodxoops on July 24, 2017, 15:02:34 PM »

Through a cron job on the linux server

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Various, HFS+ Rescue, Sitemap generator, other tools / Re: Sitemap in Joomla Site

« Last post by Elmar on July 23, 2017, 13:44:37 PM »

The program is notepad++

I mean, how do you run the php script. Not how you view the xml file.