There's this one I wrote a while back when a friend's laptop lost a head before he had a chance to back up his baby pictures. It got a bunch of 'em back. Another friend said it outperformed some commercial software she bought.
But the gold standard (IMHO) is DiskWarrior. If you have a place you can do so, image the drive and I'll see if I can attack it when I get back to the area.
/Users/dglenn/Downloads/findjpeg2: Bad CPU type in executable.
I'm guessing that's an Intel binary?
I've got an image I made by sticking together the chunks 'dd' could grab, with blocks of NULs in place of the parts 'dd' couldn't read, on the (fortunately much larger) new drive, but I used a 512k blocksize, so I can probably fill in a little more. (Alas, my first attempt at automating this resulted in an un-killable process -- still debugging that.)
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But the gold standard (IMHO) is DiskWarrior. If you have a place you can do so, image the drive and I'll see if I can attack it when I get back to the area.
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I'm guessing that's an Intel binary?
I've got an image I made by sticking together the chunks 'dd' could grab, with blocks of NULs in place of the parts 'dd' couldn't read, on the (fortunately much larger) new drive, but I used a 512k blocksize, so I can probably fill in a little more. (Alas, my first attempt at automating this resulted in an un-killable process -- still debugging that.)