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Hi!
 
 Anybody with experience/knowledge of recovering
erased
 files with stupid 'rm -r / *' command? 
 
 I understand that the couple 'unrm' 'lazarus' can
help
 in this.
 
 Any ideas? I have been qioted over £2,000 for that
job
 by commercila data recovery company ...
 
 TIA
 
 roboTomas


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