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I sent my PC for repair, but before doing I removed the HD with linux and replaced the one I had purchased it with.
Now I put the HD back on linux but it does not boot.
how can I see the data contained in the HD?
This is the situation of the disk:
data-recovery partitions
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I sent my PC for repair, but before doing I removed the HD with linux and replaced the one I had purchased it with.
Now I put the HD back on linux but it does not boot.
how can I see the data contained in the HD?
This is the situation of the disk:
data-recovery partitions
edited Apr 28 at 18:33
SDsolar
1,33631137
asked Apr 28 at 16:55
Razzo
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It seems that you can install ubuntu over previous. No problem but encryption case does some difficulties. Simple dont format home disk.
– Yurij
Apr 28 at 17:26
@Yurij how can I do it ?
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 19:10
I understand it is a raid:ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mdadm --examine /dev/sda /dev/sda: MBR Magic : aa55 Partition[0] : 1060250 sectors at 40 (type 83) Partition[1] : 1060284 sectors at 1060296 (type 83) Partition[2] : 485259386 sectors at 2120584 (type 83) Partition[3] : 996024 sectors at 487379976 (type 83)
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 22:51
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I sent my PC for repair, but before doing I removed the HD with linux and replaced the one I had purchased it with.
Now I put the HD back on linux but it does not boot.
how can I see the data contained in the HD?
This is the situation of the disk:
data-recovery partitions
edited Apr 28 at 18:33
SDsolar
1,33631137
asked Apr 28 at 16:55
Razzo
32
I sent my PC for repair, but before doing I removed the HD with linux and replaced the one I had purchased it with.
Now I put the HD back on linux but it does not boot.
how can I see the data contained in the HD?
This is the situation of the disk:
data-recovery partitions
edited Apr 28 at 18:33
SDsolar
1,33631137
asked Apr 28 at 16:55
Razzo
32
edited Apr 28 at 18:33
SDsolar
1,33631137
edited Apr 28 at 18:33
SDsolar
1,33631137
edited Apr 28 at 18:33
SDsolar
1,33631137
1,33631137
asked Apr 28 at 16:55
Razzo
32
asked Apr 28 at 16:55
Razzo
32
asked Apr 28 at 16:55
Razzo
32
32
It seems that you can install ubuntu over previous. No problem but encryption case does some difficulties. Simple dont format home disk.
– Yurij
Apr 28 at 17:26
@Yurij how can I do it ?
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 19:10
I understand it is a raid:ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mdadm --examine /dev/sda /dev/sda: MBR Magic : aa55 Partition[0] : 1060250 sectors at 40 (type 83) Partition[1] : 1060284 sectors at 1060296 (type 83) Partition[2] : 485259386 sectors at 2120584 (type 83) Partition[3] : 996024 sectors at 487379976 (type 83)
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 22:51
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It seems that you can install ubuntu over previous. No problem but encryption case does some difficulties. Simple dont format home disk.
– Yurij
Apr 28 at 17:26
@Yurij how can I do it ?
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 19:10
I understand it is a raid:ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mdadm --examine /dev/sda /dev/sda: MBR Magic : aa55 Partition[0] : 1060250 sectors at 40 (type 83) Partition[1] : 1060284 sectors at 1060296 (type 83) Partition[2] : 485259386 sectors at 2120584 (type 83) Partition[3] : 996024 sectors at 487379976 (type 83)
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 22:51
It seems that you can install ubuntu over previous. No problem but encryption case does some difficulties. Simple dont format home disk.
– Yurij
Apr 28 at 17:26
It seems that you can install ubuntu over previous. No problem but encryption case does some difficulties. Simple dont format home disk.
– Yurij
Apr 28 at 17:26
@Yurij how can I do it ?
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 19:10
@Yurij how can I do it ?
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 19:10
I understand it is a raid:
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mdadm --examine /dev/sda /dev/sda: MBR Magic : aa55 Partition[0] : 1060250 sectors at 40 (type 83) Partition[1] : 1060284 sectors at 1060296 (type 83) Partition[2] : 485259386 sectors at 2120584 (type 83) Partition[3] : 996024 sectors at 487379976 (type 83)– Razzo
Apr 28 at 22:51
I understand it is a raid:
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mdadm --examine /dev/sda /dev/sda: MBR Magic : aa55 Partition[0] : 1060250 sectors at 40 (type 83) Partition[1] : 1060284 sectors at 1060296 (type 83) Partition[2] : 485259386 sectors at 2120584 (type 83) Partition[3] : 996024 sectors at 487379976 (type 83)– Razzo
Apr 28 at 22:51
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It seems that you can install ubuntu over previous. No problem but encryption case does some difficulties. Simple dont format home disk.
– Yurij
Apr 28 at 17:26
@Yurij how can I do it ?
– Razzo
Apr 28 at 19:10
I understand it is a raid:
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo mdadm --examine /dev/sda /dev/sda: MBR Magic : aa55 Partition[0] : 1060250 sectors at 40 (type 83) Partition[1] : 1060284 sectors at 1060296 (type 83) Partition[2] : 485259386 sectors at 2120584 (type 83) Partition[3] : 996024 sectors at 487379976 (type 83)– Razzo
Apr 28 at 22:51