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From: Andrey Smirnov <smir@delit.net>
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Subject: A way to recover deleted files (just contents) from USF2
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Hello!

I deleted a lot of files from UFS2, they are very important to me... Is 
there a way to recover their inodes with contents? (I've got a database 
with file sizes, so if I get just file contents, it would be enough to 
me). Something like 'lost+found' after fsck?
ffsrecov doesn't work with UFS2, as far as I know, Sleuth Kit also...

Any help would be appreciated!!!

Andrey.