Hi, I've seen your great video about the FTK Imager tool but I have a problem retrieving files in my case. It seems it doesn't recognize the type of Linux file system: I tried to use it on a Samsung SSD that had ceased to be bootable in a Linux laptop but without any luck (even if on a Windows 10 machine Computer Management - Disk Management the partition is considered "Healthy (Active, Primary Partition)" FTK Imager does not recognize the file system: in Evidence Tree the node under "Partition" is labeled as "Unrecognize file system [Linux native]". Could you give some tips (maybe on using this tool in a more advanced way) so that I can manage to retrieve the data from my disk? Sorry for bothering you on a different video but I really need an help.🙏
Is it possible that the Linux system you were using was using LVMs? That could explain why there is "unrecognized file system". Please check out the LVM and RAID videos to see if those help.
great vid! Inspired me to go through my router settings, Digging deep there's an available firmware upgrade Ill be doing tomorrow :)
Cool, good luck!
Hi, I've seen your great video about the FTK Imager tool but I have a problem retrieving files in my case. It seems it doesn't recognize the type of Linux file system: I tried to use it on a Samsung SSD that had ceased to be bootable in a Linux laptop but without any luck (even if on a Windows 10 machine Computer Management - Disk Management the partition is considered "Healthy (Active, Primary Partition)" FTK Imager does not recognize the file system: in Evidence Tree the node under "Partition" is labeled as "Unrecognize file system [Linux native]". Could you give some tips (maybe on using this tool in a more advanced way) so that I can manage to retrieve the data from my disk? Sorry for bothering you on a different video but I really need an help.🙏
Is it possible that the Linux system you were using was using LVMs? That could explain why there is "unrecognized file system". Please check out the LVM and RAID videos to see if those help.