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    acuity

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    Hi all

    first post here

    Looking at his unit for my parents, as i'm more IT savvy
    never used one of these recording type boxes before, but i said id take a look, as there is most likely a HDD in there

    Got home and took the HDD out and put in my IDE caddy, with a view to just exploring contents or a checkdisk not realizing at first that the format was some kind of Linux

    anyway are a bit of googling, i went into storage management on my win 7 machine, and the HDD was coming up as unallocated so i created a new volume without format

    i have tried a few tools, linux reader etc but cannot seem to get anywhere, just errors about not being able to open/access

    then i read about this humax check, and other tools which i cant seem to locate.

    Am i able to rescue this disk, with the proper tools, or have i missed the opportunity by placing in my windows environment

    it's not the end of the world if the data is lost as my parents have a new Humax, but i said i would attempt to get the data off if i could

    any tips appreciated

    | Sat 24 Dec 2016 13:16:04 #1 |
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    You need HumaxRW to read the non standard file system.

    https://myhumax.org/forum/topic/humaxrw

    Welcome to our forum

    | Sat 24 Dec 2016 13:23:53 #2 |
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    acuity

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    Many thanks

    Merry Xmas

    | Sat 24 Dec 2016 13:49:35 #3 |
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    acuity - 1 hour ago  » 
    anyway are a bit of googling, i went into storage management on my win 7 machine, and the HDD was coming up as unallocated so i created a new volume without format

    The first thing to do will be to use humaxcheck with a -p argument to reverse that changes.

    | Sat 24 Dec 2016 14:59:01 #4 |
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    Hi thanks for replies

    had a play about but not sure how to proceed. did the -p and it says partition found at
    but then try a -a to fix all, then repeats unknown partition table

    thanks

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    dupe post sorry

    | Sat 24 Dec 2016 16:16:21 #6 |
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    acuity - 8 minutes ago  » 
    had a play about but not sure how to proceed. did the -p and it says partition found at

    If you are confident you are looking at the correct disk then you need to add a -w parameter to actually write the changes to the disk and make them permanent. I wouldn't use the -a parameter unless you think there is significant corruption. See if humaxrw will copy off the programs first; you only need the .ts files.

    | Sat 24 Dec 2016 16:21:51 #7 |
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    ok thanks

    Partition table updated , will carry on

    thanks again

    | Sat 24 Dec 2016 16:28:42 #8 |

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