As far as I know, you can't do it via find(1)(). If you want to recover your files, you may try your luck with sysutils/testdisk. testdisk is a powerful and easy to use data recovering tool. Here is a step by step tutorial. Please don't write anything on that partition.
The point is, I want to do it from/within FreeBSD. (Under Win, I use Restoration 3.2.13)
I'll use sysutils/testdisk, as it supports NTFS partitions since version 6.11
Worry not, as:
Code:
# mount -t ntfs ...
Doesn't allow any kind of write.
Thx for advices crew!
PS: I haven't lost any files, just want to learn something new.
Put the drive in a housing, dd an image of the drive to an iso, then run a program that lets you recover from the ISO, like UFS Explorer(supports NTFS too). That's how I recovered my accidentally deleted files from FreeBSD 3 years ago.
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