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How to recover data from Windows if installed by IPMI?

RurikoRuriko Member
edited July 2 in Help

I have a kimsufi LE-1 and it has a defective HDD so it can no longer boot into windows. Is there anyway to recover data from a windows installed machine? it was installed via IPMI and not template. I have access to debian rescue mode

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  • aphexaphex Member

    boot to rescue
    dd entire disk into over network to second machine

  • backtogeekbacktogeek Member, Host Rep

    Boot to rescue and use ddrescue not plain DD as it will not stall on bad blocks so takes less time for better recovery chances.

    Thanked by 1buggedout
  • RurikoRuriko Member

    @backtogeek said:
    Boot to rescue and use ddrescue not plain DD as it will not stall on bad blocks so takes less time for better recovery chances.

    if the drive can't be detected with lsblk does it mean it's not recoverable?

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