Tested with a corrupted 1TB Sandisk SSD. Sa Windows repair nag abot ng more than 1 minute. Dito less than 30 seconds.
Example with Corrupted USB from Loading a Corrupted ISO
Tip: You can also experiment in trying to retrieve certain sectors sa isang disk as long as readable ng system yung device using ddrescue, dd or hdparm.
- Boot any Linux on your USB that can run on live.
- Plug in your broken SSD, HDD or USB.
- Plug in the USB then boot from the USB.
- If it does not have gnone-disks installed then run in the terminal
sudo apt install gnome-disks -y. - Run
gnome-disks, select the drive. Click the "Additional partitions options" icon yung may settings icon. - Click "Repair Filesystem".
- Magic.
Example with Corrupted USB from Loading a Corrupted ISO
- Select the USB.
- Click the 3 dots then Format Disk.
- Click a new partition.
Tip: You can also experiment in trying to retrieve certain sectors sa isang disk as long as readable ng system yung device using ddrescue, dd or hdparm.
