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Old 19th November 2012, 05:36 AM
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Partition Imager without Empty Blocks

So I just did a dd image of a partition and gzip'd it on the fly. After formatting the partition, I realized I forgot to get some files off the drive *doh*.

So I had to gunzip the image (109GB image gzip'd to 25GB) before I could mount it as a loop device.

My question is, does anyone know of a live tool (not ghost or any live CD) that can do an image of a drive but skip the empty blocks?

I used partimage but they must use a special format for their images, because I can't mount it as a loop device, I just get wrong fs type error using "mount -o loop partimage /mnt/point"

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