Recover files from a luks partition with extundelete
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I have a luks encrypted SD Card and I want to recover all deleted files from it. I have been truing with extundelete
using the following commands:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /media/user/Cardname/
extundelete: "/media/user/Cardname/" is a directory. You need to use the raw filesystem device (or a copy thereof).
extundelete: Operation not permitted when trying to open filesystem /media/user/Cardname/
so I tried using using the device with:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/dm-0
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/dm-0
ok, this way I do not call the decrypted device, so I tried:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
I changed the numbers of the filename.
Is there a way to get this going, or does extundelete
not go with encrypted luks
devices?
data-recovery extundelete
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I have a luks encrypted SD Card and I want to recover all deleted files from it. I have been truing with extundelete
using the following commands:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /media/user/Cardname/
extundelete: "/media/user/Cardname/" is a directory. You need to use the raw filesystem device (or a copy thereof).
extundelete: Operation not permitted when trying to open filesystem /media/user/Cardname/
so I tried using using the device with:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/dm-0
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/dm-0
ok, this way I do not call the decrypted device, so I tried:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
I changed the numbers of the filename.
Is there a way to get this going, or does extundelete
not go with encrypted luks
devices?
data-recovery extundelete
add a comment |Â
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I have a luks encrypted SD Card and I want to recover all deleted files from it. I have been truing with extundelete
using the following commands:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /media/user/Cardname/
extundelete: "/media/user/Cardname/" is a directory. You need to use the raw filesystem device (or a copy thereof).
extundelete: Operation not permitted when trying to open filesystem /media/user/Cardname/
so I tried using using the device with:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/dm-0
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/dm-0
ok, this way I do not call the decrypted device, so I tried:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
I changed the numbers of the filename.
Is there a way to get this going, or does extundelete
not go with encrypted luks
devices?
data-recovery extundelete
I have a luks encrypted SD Card and I want to recover all deleted files from it. I have been truing with extundelete
using the following commands:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /media/user/Cardname/
extundelete: "/media/user/Cardname/" is a directory. You need to use the raw filesystem device (or a copy thereof).
extundelete: Operation not permitted when trying to open filesystem /media/user/Cardname/
so I tried using using the device with:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/dm-0
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/dm-0
ok, this way I do not call the decrypted device, so I tried:
extundelete --restore-directory RecoverDir/ /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
extundelete: Permission denied when trying to open filesystem /dev/mapper/luks-63728377-654f-7ad0-8fa7-aa890ab098b7
I changed the numbers of the filename.
Is there a way to get this going, or does extundelete
not go with encrypted luks
devices?
data-recovery extundelete
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