Is there a way to undelete files on a USB key

[Enils]

That's a completely false and baseless assumption. Au Contraire, there
are a plethora of forensics tools and tool kits that run on Linux that
could help you recover data from ext3, reiserfs and other linux and
windows file systems, and even from bare disks. Here are a few that
you can find in the Ubuntu Repos:

recover, testdisk, magic rescue, e2undel, lazarus (comes with the tct
package), icat (from the sleuthkit package). Some of these tools are
included in the Helix Knoppix base live forensics CD
(http://www.e-fense.com/helix/)


Enils
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On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 7:43 PM, Karl Larsen <k5di at zianet.com> wrote:
>
> Ashley Benton wrote:
>  > By accident I deleted the files on my USB key. I wanted to know if there is
>  > a way to undelete them?
>  > Thank you
>  > Meg
>  >
>  >
>     If you made the the key have a linux file system your out of luck.
>  If it still has the Windows file system there are ways to get it back.
>  But they are too complex to talk about here.
>
>  Karl
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