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Linux recovery software recovers data from deleted, formatted, corrupt, damaged partitions where Linux based operating systems - RedHat, Caldera, Mandrake, Turbo, Suse Linux are installed on the hard drive. Supported drives for data recovery are IDE, SCSI, EIDE, SATA, PAN, USB and Firewire drive. Data from Linux partitions, damaged due to deleted partitions, damaged super blocks, inode tables, group descriptor blocks are effectively recovered with Linux recovery software. Corrupt, damaged Linux partitions are scanned extensively for data and the recovered results are displayed in a tree like structure by the software which is a preview of the recovered data. Analyze data for its correctness in free demo version; if recovered, purchase full version of the Linux recovery software. The Save Recovery snapshot feature embedded in the software allows you to save the scanning process of the damaged drives, which later on can be used again to recover data. Live Update option in Linux recovery software helps you to have latest version of the software. The Linux recovery software can be purchased for $49.


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