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File system corrupted
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Daniel
2007-05-28 06:48:30 UTC
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My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated unallocated.
Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks

Daniel
Pegasus
2007-05-28 07:36:32 UTC
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Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated unallocated.
Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you're dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Daniel
2007-05-28 07:47:40 UTC
Permalink
My backup data is saved on the 2nd partition. Never thought of whole disk
corrupted.
Post by Pegasus
Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated
unallocated. Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you're dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Pegasus
2007-05-28 12:08:06 UTC
Permalink
A solid server backup procedure requires the following steps:
1. Create the backup process.
2. Run it.
3. Perform a full restoration to an empty spare disk.
4. Repeat Step 3 once every 12 months.
5. Check the backup reports every week.

Many system administrators go no further than Step 2.
Post by Daniel
My backup data is saved on the 2nd partition. Never thought of whole disk
corrupted.
Post by Pegasus
Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated
unallocated. Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you're dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Tom Del Rosso
2007-05-29 18:52:04 UTC
Permalink
Post by Pegasus
1. Create the backup process.
2. Run it.
3. Perform a full restoration to an empty spare disk.
4. Repeat Step 3 once every 12 months.
5. Check the backup reports every week.
Many system administrators go no further than Step 2.
I check backup reports every day. My script parses and summarizes the
NTBackup log so the report is much more readable than the original log.
This code also removes detailed file lists but leaves "skipped file" errors.


[00] rem identify new log file name, by selecting last name in date-sorted
listing
[01] for /F "delims=" %%f in ('dir /B /A-D /OD "%_logfolder%\*.log"') do set
_logname=%%~nf
[02]
[03] rem add selected contents of log file to email body, by first
filtering log and saving output in temp file
[04] rem Not all possible NTBackup error messages are known, so this
selects what is not wanted and removes it.
[05] rem The filters remove non-essential stats, but leave error messages
and essential stats in their original order.
[06] rem Serial piping through find with /V switch performs the NOR
function [remove line if any string is found].
[07] rem The type command outputs ansi so findstr can be used [findstr
doesn't do unicode].
[08] type "%_logfolder%\%_logname%.log"|findstr /V "^$"|findstr /V
"^Folder"|find /V "/"|find /V "\Exchange\"|find /V "Backup Status"|find /V
"Operation: Backup"|find /V "Active backup destination:"|find /V "Media
name:"|find /V "Backup set #"|find /V "Backup description:"|find /V
"Directories:"|find /V "Skipped:"|find /V
"----------------------">D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt
[09]
[10] rem read temp file and insert blank lines while writing it to the
email file
[11] rem put a blank line between one backed-up volume and the next, where
blank lines should be, instead of where ntbackup puts them
[12] rem last line for each volume begins with "Time:"
[13] for /F "tokens=1,2*" %%t in (D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt) do (
[14] rem insert something BEFORE lines beginning with these words
[15] if [%%t]==[Verify] if [%%u]==[Status]
echo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ->>D:\N
TBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[16]
[17] rem insert the line of text from the log
[18] echo %%t %%u %%v>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[19]
[20] rem insert something AFTER lines beginning with these words
[21] if [%%t]==[Volume] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[22] if [%%t]==[Operation:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[23] if [%%t]==[Time:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[24] if [%%t]==[Reverting] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[25] )
--
Reply in group, but if emailing add another
zero, and remove the last word.
Daniel
2007-05-30 05:56:55 UTC
Permalink
Maybe i take for granted. Any backup software can backup and test ?

Daniel
Post by Pegasus
1. Create the backup process.
2. Run it.
3. Perform a full restoration to an empty spare disk.
4. Repeat Step 3 once every 12 months.
5. Check the backup reports every week.
Many system administrators go no further than Step 2.
Post by Daniel
My backup data is saved on the 2nd partition. Never thought of whole disk
corrupted.
Post by Pegasus
Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated
unallocated. Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you're dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Pegasus
2007-05-31 15:29:51 UTC
Permalink
All backup software can backup ***and*** restore.
Post by Daniel
Maybe i take for granted. Any backup software can backup and test ?
Daniel
Post by Pegasus
1. Create the backup process.
2. Run it.
3. Perform a full restoration to an empty spare disk.
4. Repeat Step 3 once every 12 months.
5. Check the backup reports every week.
Many system administrators go no further than Step 2.
Post by Daniel
My backup data is saved on the 2nd partition. Never thought of whole
disk corrupted.
Post by Pegasus
Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server
suddenly loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated
unallocated. Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you're dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Jim Chou
2010-11-29 01:11:11 UTC
Permalink
Hi,

You can try a popular BKF file recovery tool called Advanced BKF Repair to repair your BKF file. It is a powerful tool to repair corrupt or damaged BKF files.

Detailed information about Advanced BKF Repair can be found at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/

And you can also download a free demo version at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/abr.exe

Jim
Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated unallocated.
Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you are dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Post by Daniel
My backup data is saved on the 2nd partition. Never thought of whole disk
corrupted.
Post by Pegasus
1. Create the backup process.
2. Run it.
3. Perform a full restoration to an empty spare disk.
4. Repeat Step 3 once every 12 months.
5. Check the backup reports every week.
Many system administrators go no further than Step 2.
Post by Tom Del Rosso
I check backup reports every day. My script parses and summarizes the
NTBackup log so the report is much more readable than the original log.
This code also removes detailed file lists but leaves "skipped file" errors.
[00] rem identify new log file name, by selecting last name in date-sorted
listing
[01] for /F "delims=" %%f in ('dir /B /A-D /OD "%_logfolder%\*.log"') do set
_logname=%%~nf
[02]
[03] rem add selected contents of log file to email body, by first
filtering log and saving output in temp file
[04] rem Not all possible NTBackup error messages are known, so this
selects what is not wanted and removes it.
[05] rem The filters remove non-essential stats, but leave error messages
and essential stats in their original order.
[06] rem Serial piping through find with /V switch performs the NOR
function [remove line if any string is found].
[07] rem The type command outputs ansi so findstr can be used [findstr
doesn't do unicode].
[08] type "%_logfolder%\%_logname%.log"|findstr /V "^$"|findstr /V
"^Folder"|find /V "/"|find /V "\Exchange\"|find /V "Backup Status"|find /V
"Operation: Backup"|find /V "Active backup destination:"|find /V "Media
name:"|find /V "Backup set #"|find /V "Backup description:"|find /V
"Directories:"|find /V "Skipped:"|find /V
"----------------------">D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt
[09]
[10] rem read temp file and insert blank lines while writing it to the
email file
[11] rem put a blank line between one backed-up volume and the next, where
blank lines should be, instead of where ntbackup puts them
[12] rem last line for each volume begins with "Time:"
[13] for /F "tokens=1,2*" %%t in (D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt) do (
[14] rem insert something BEFORE lines beginning with these words
[15] if [%%t]==[Verify] if [%%u]==[Status]
echo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ->>D:\N
TBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[16]
[17] rem insert the line of text from the log
[18] echo %%t %%u %%v>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[19]
[20] rem insert something AFTER lines beginning with these words
[21] if [%%t]==[Volume] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[22] if [%%t]==[Operation:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[23] if [%%t]==[Time:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[24] if [%%t]==[Reverting] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[25] )
--
Reply in group, but if emailing add another
zero, and remove the last word.
Post by Daniel
Maybe i take for granted. Any backup software can backup and test ?
Daniel
Post by Pegasus
All backup software can backup ***and*** restore.
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Jim Chou
2010-11-29 01:12:39 UTC
Permalink
Hi,

You can try a popular BKF file recovery tool called Advanced BKF Repair to repair your BKF file. It is a powerful tool to repair corrupt or damaged BKF files.

Detailed information about Advanced BKF Repair can be found at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/

And you can also download a free demo version at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/abr.exe

Jim
Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated unallocated.
Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you are dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Post by Daniel
My backup data is saved on the 2nd partition. Never thought of whole disk
corrupted.
Post by Pegasus
1. Create the backup process.
2. Run it.
3. Perform a full restoration to an empty spare disk.
4. Repeat Step 3 once every 12 months.
5. Check the backup reports every week.
Many system administrators go no further than Step 2.
Post by Tom Del Rosso
I check backup reports every day. My script parses and summarizes the
NTBackup log so the report is much more readable than the original log.
This code also removes detailed file lists but leaves "skipped file" errors.
[00] rem identify new log file name, by selecting last name in date-sorted
listing
[01] for /F "delims=" %%f in ('dir /B /A-D /OD "%_logfolder%\*.log"') do set
_logname=%%~nf
[02]
[03] rem add selected contents of log file to email body, by first
filtering log and saving output in temp file
[04] rem Not all possible NTBackup error messages are known, so this
selects what is not wanted and removes it.
[05] rem The filters remove non-essential stats, but leave error messages
and essential stats in their original order.
[06] rem Serial piping through find with /V switch performs the NOR
function [remove line if any string is found].
[07] rem The type command outputs ansi so findstr can be used [findstr
doesn't do unicode].
[08] type "%_logfolder%\%_logname%.log"|findstr /V "^$"|findstr /V
"^Folder"|find /V "/"|find /V "\Exchange\"|find /V "Backup Status"|find /V
"Operation: Backup"|find /V "Active backup destination:"|find /V "Media
name:"|find /V "Backup set #"|find /V "Backup description:"|find /V
"Directories:"|find /V "Skipped:"|find /V
"----------------------">D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt
[09]
[10] rem read temp file and insert blank lines while writing it to the
email file
[11] rem put a blank line between one backed-up volume and the next, where
blank lines should be, instead of where ntbackup puts them
[12] rem last line for each volume begins with "Time:"
[13] for /F "tokens=1,2*" %%t in (D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt) do (
[14] rem insert something BEFORE lines beginning with these words
[15] if [%%t]==[Verify] if [%%u]==[Status]
echo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ->>D:\N
TBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[16]
[17] rem insert the line of text from the log
[18] echo %%t %%u %%v>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[19]
[20] rem insert something AFTER lines beginning with these words
[21] if [%%t]==[Volume] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[22] if [%%t]==[Operation:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[23] if [%%t]==[Time:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[24] if [%%t]==[Reverting] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[25] )
--
Reply in group, but if emailing add another
zero, and remove the last word.
Post by Daniel
Maybe i take for granted. Any backup software can backup and test ?
Daniel
Post by Pegasus
All backup software can backup ***and*** restore.
Post by Jim Chou
Hi,
You can try a popular BKF file recovery tool called Advanced BKF Repair to repair your BKF file. It is a powerful tool to repair corrupt or damaged BKF files.
Detailed information about Advanced BKF Repair can be found at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/
And you can also download a free demo version at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/abr.exe
Jim
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Jim Chou
2010-11-29 01:14:48 UTC
Permalink
Hi,

You can try a popular BKF file recovery tool called Advanced BKF Repair to repair your BKF file. It is a powerful tool to repair corrupt or damaged BKF files.

Detailed information about Advanced BKF Repair can be found at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/

And you can also download a free demo version at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/abr.exe

Jim
Post by Daniel
My harddisk 2 dynamic partitions which contains windows server suddenly
loss, they didnt appeared in disk management and it indicated unallocated.
Any utilities or anyway to retrieve them ? Thanks
Daniel
Since you are dealing with a server, your best and safest
bet is to recreate the partitions, then repopulate them
from your backup medium. Everything else is risky.
Post by Daniel
My backup data is saved on the 2nd partition. Never thought of whole disk
corrupted.
Post by Pegasus
1. Create the backup process.
2. Run it.
3. Perform a full restoration to an empty spare disk.
4. Repeat Step 3 once every 12 months.
5. Check the backup reports every week.
Many system administrators go no further than Step 2.
Post by Tom Del Rosso
I check backup reports every day. My script parses and summarizes the
NTBackup log so the report is much more readable than the original log.
This code also removes detailed file lists but leaves "skipped file" errors.
[00] rem identify new log file name, by selecting last name in date-sorted
listing
[01] for /F "delims=" %%f in ('dir /B /A-D /OD "%_logfolder%\*.log"') do set
_logname=%%~nf
[02]
[03] rem add selected contents of log file to email body, by first
filtering log and saving output in temp file
[04] rem Not all possible NTBackup error messages are known, so this
selects what is not wanted and removes it.
[05] rem The filters remove non-essential stats, but leave error messages
and essential stats in their original order.
[06] rem Serial piping through find with /V switch performs the NOR
function [remove line if any string is found].
[07] rem The type command outputs ansi so findstr can be used [findstr
doesn't do unicode].
[08] type "%_logfolder%\%_logname%.log"|findstr /V "^$"|findstr /V
"^Folder"|find /V "/"|find /V "\Exchange\"|find /V "Backup Status"|find /V
"Operation: Backup"|find /V "Active backup destination:"|find /V "Media
name:"|find /V "Backup set #"|find /V "Backup description:"|find /V
"Directories:"|find /V "Skipped:"|find /V
"----------------------">D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt
[09]
[10] rem read temp file and insert blank lines while writing it to the
email file
[11] rem put a blank line between one backed-up volume and the next, where
blank lines should be, instead of where ntbackup puts them
[12] rem last line for each volume begins with "Time:"
[13] for /F "tokens=1,2*" %%t in (D:\NTBackup\temp\ntbackuplog.txt) do (
[14] rem insert something BEFORE lines beginning with these words
[15] if [%%t]==[Verify] if [%%u]==[Status]
echo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ->>D:\N
TBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[16]
[17] rem insert the line of text from the log
[18] echo %%t %%u %%v>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[19]
[20] rem insert something AFTER lines beginning with these words
[21] if [%%t]==[Volume] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[22] if [%%t]==[Operation:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[23] if [%%t]==[Time:] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[24] if [%%t]==[Reverting] echo/>>D:\NTBackup\temp\emailbody.txt
[25] )
--
Reply in group, but if emailing add another
zero, and remove the last word.
Post by Daniel
Maybe i take for granted. Any backup software can backup and test ?
Daniel
Post by Pegasus
All backup software can backup ***and*** restore.
Post by Jim Chou
Hi,
You can try a popular BKF file recovery tool called Advanced BKF Repair to repair your BKF file. It is a powerful tool to repair corrupt or damaged BKF files.
Detailed information about Advanced BKF Repair can be found at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/
And you can also download a free demo version at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/abr.exe
Jim
Post by Jim Chou
Hi,
You can try a popular BKF file recovery tool called Advanced BKF Repair to repair your BKF file. It is a powerful tool to repair corrupt or damaged BKF files.
Detailed information about Advanced BKF Repair can be found at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/
And you can also download a free demo version at http://www.datanumen.com/abr/abr.exe
Jim
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