File name starting with s (E5H) represents that the file has been deleted

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Remember that the file name starting with s (E5H) represents that the file has been deleted and therefore the first character of the filename has been replaced with s (See the root directory description in the earlier chapters ).

And the output of the program is displayed like this:

      
DISPLAY CYLN: 0, HEAD: 1, SECTOR: 2
FNO  NAME       EXT  ATTRIBUTE    START          SIZE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
0    WE                                32 <FILE>         15            1800

1    s2_INFO         C         32 <FILE>          5             4700
2    THELP             CFG     32 <FILE>           2                 22
3    THELP             COM     32 <FILE>           3           11072
4    TIMEIT            CPP      32 <FILE>         39             1186
5    TOUCH            COM     32 <FILE>         42             5124
6    TRY1               CPP      32 <FILE>         53             1581
7    TURBOC          CFG      32 <FILE>         57                30
8    AA                  CPP      32 <FILE>         58               260
9    ABC                CPP      32 <FILE>         59             1036
10   ASSIGN1        CPP      32 <FILE>         62             4257
11   CH24_2          CPP      32 <FILE>         71               834
12   sBSDISK1        C        32 <FILE>        73               911
13   sH24_25           C       32 <FILE>         75               594
14   sBSDISK          C        32 <FILE>        77               840

     Press 'M' : To see list of more files
Press 'R' :To recover a file from the above list  R 



 

        DISPLAY CYLN: 0, HEAD: 1, SECTOR: 2
FNO  NAME         EXT       ATTRIBUTE    START       SIZE
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
0      WE                                32 <FILE>          15            1800

1      s2_INFO        C            32 <FILE>           5             4700
2       THELP           CFG       32 <FILE>            2                 22
3       THELP           COM      32 <FILE>            3           11072
4       TIMEIT          CPP       32 <FILE>          39             1186
5       TOUCH          COM      32 <FILE>          42             5124
6       TRY1             CPP        32 <FILE>          53             1581
7       TURBOC        CFG       32 <FILE>          57                 30
8       AA                CPP       32 <FILE>          58               260
9       ABC              CPP       32 <FILE>          59             1036
10      ASSIGN1      CPP       32 <FILE>          62             4257
11      CH24_2        CPP       32 <FILE>          71              834
12      sBSDISK1    C          32 <FILE>         73              911
13      sH24_25      C          32 <FILE>         75              594
14      sBSDISK       C          32 <FILE>         77              840

         Enter FNO. of the file you want to recover 1
You want to recover _2_INFO .C
Cylinder = 1, Head = 0, Sector = 1      Integrating........
Enter Path and Filename to recover the file: c:\windows\desktop\H2_INFO.C
Recovery Done !!!


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Chapter 1 An Overview of Data Recovery
Chapter 2 Introduction of Hard Disks
Chapter 3 Logical Approach to Disks and OS
Chapter 4 Number Systems
Chapter 5 Introduction of C Programming
Chapter 6 Introduction to Computer Basics
Chapter 7 Necessary DOS Commands
Chapter 8 Disk-BIOS Functions and Interrupts Handling With C
Chapter 9 Handling Large Hard Disks
Chapter 10 Data Recovery From Corrupted Floppy
Chapter 11 Making Backups
Chapter 12 Reading and Modifying MBR with Programming
Chapter 13 Reading and Modifying DBR with Programming
Chapter 14 Programming for “Raw File” Recovery
Chapter 15 Programming for Data Wipers
Chapter 16 Developing more Utilities for Disks
Appendix Glossary of Data Recovery Terms
 
 
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