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Thread: Please help!.... Lost HDD & recordings.

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    First of all I would suggest you to update to ViX Vs 2.3; after all why struggle to get an old system to work?

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    also try to run in terminal

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    fsck UUID=5bb3fb19-f1f9-4833-8c60-87197822746b
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    I have upgraded to 2.3... Looks great by the way. Now I need to read up on the OSD options aswell!!! :-)
    thought that was a good shout Andy. But it says "fsck.auto: no such file or directory."

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    Okay looks to me like the MBR is corrupted probably with all the things you have tried.
    Now you have to ask youself how much do I want to do to recover whats on the HDD.
    You need a dedicated linux machine to fix this.
    Last edited by Alias1; 24-12-11 at 21:59.

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