Hi peeps,
I have limited experience with Linux, but have an old xiva music8 that has a corrupt operating system on it and there's no possibly way to rescue it a pparently according to the support line. The only way to save all my cd co lection is to remove the files fro the hard drive, which is Linux formated (ext?) Is there a way to be able to recover the flac and MP3 files using a windows pc from a Linux formated drive? Can any one advise?
Many thanks,
Steve
s a corrupt operating system on it and there's no possibly way to rescue it apparently according to the support line. The only way to save all my cd colection is to remove the files fro the hard drive, which is Linux formate d (ext?)
ws pc from a Linux formated drive? Can any one advise?
Sounds like you need an ext3/4 reading utility.
NT
Boot the Windows PC with Knoppix or a Ununtu/whatever live CD and read the disk from that.
yes. thats probably the simplest way.
put the old hd either in a usb caddy or in the winpc, an boot linux.
try an fsck on the corrupted disk if it wont mount.
I use ext2fsd
Andy
Other than the CD option, you can get a LIVE USB OS that will boot.
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