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Oct 28 03:31:34 <arthur92710> I have a question, how do I change a disk from async to sync?
Oct 28 03:31:50 <arthur92710> ugh, wrong way
Oct 28 03:32:02 <arthur92710> from sync to async?
Oct 28 03:33:33 <arthur92710> like this /dev/sdb/ /media/sdb/ ext3 async  ?
Oct 28 03:33:42 <arthur92710> or just /dev/sdb/ -async
Oct 28 03:35:50 <arthur92710> well nether of them work :P
Oct 28 23:22:16 <jacobrale>  I know this is stupid, but I blew almost all of /home/html/ before I realized the directory I was in wasn't a copy but a symlink.  Anyone know where I can get the files?
Oct 28 23:42:11 <jacobrale>  I know this is stupid, but I blew almost all of /home/html/ before I realized the directory I was in wasn't a copy but a symlink.  Anyone know where I can get the files?
Oct 28 23:42:13 <Frigolit> jacobrale: if it's on the harddrive you could probably plug it into another machine and search for some recovery tool
Oct 28 23:42:27 <Frigolit> a little depending on the filesystem
Oct 28 23:42:40 <Frigolit> and if you've written anything else to the harddrive afterwards (which might overwrite those blocks)
Oct 28 23:43:03 <Frigolit> in fact, you should probably turn it off if you haven't done so already :q
Oct 28 23:44:13 <jacobrale> Frigolit - fsdebug shows no inodes (doesn't actually even come back)  Seems that it's not possible to do on ext3??
Oct 28 23:44:30 <Frigolit> no idea :\
Oct 28 23:44:37 <Frigolit> google for "ext3 file recovery"
Oct 28 23:48:59 <jacobrale> thanks.  Tried that, nothing out there seemed cheap and effective looking.  Most believe it or not were Windows-based. fsdebug should do it, but apparently doesn't yet.
Oct 29 02:51:23 <arthur92710> Hi, How can I change my disk from sync to async? 
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