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But why then this version-numbering discrepancy? Why is the Linux version not numbered V8 ?


Because R-Studio for Linux was developed later.

Sorry but this version-numbering scheme does only confuse people!


Is there a possibility on your website to compare the features of a certain Linux ...

Alt wrote: Tue Apr 23, 2024 2:47 pm

moses wrote: Tue Apr 23, 2024 9:12 am How many month or years is the Linux-version of R-Studio behind the Windows-version?

One version behind.

But why then this version-numbering discrepancy? Why is the Linux version not numbered V8 ?

-->Can a Linux-V5-license key be used as well for RStudio v9 for Windows?
->It depends.

On what does that depend?

Hello,

is there a way to mark(hide) files and folders of an NAS filesystem? This would make the recovery easier, if only user-data should be recovered
and not by mistake, files/folders for the NAS filesystem.

Thank you in advance!

The Restore from root option is used when recovered folders should be separated from other folders on the disk.

Thank you for explaining me the thing with "Restore from Root" and yes it dows work :)

Nevertheless when (x) "Restore folder structure" is activated (without "Restore from Root") only ...

Hello,

1.
How many month or years ist the Linux-version of R-Studio behind the Windows-version?


2.
Can a Linux-V5-license key be used as well for RStudio v9 for Windows?


Thank' s a lot!

Thank's for the help! If (x) recover from root is activated, the entire folder structure is restored

Why does this insert the folder "root" at the beginning of the restored folder structure?

Hello Forum,

would lile to restore the file "torecover.txt" together with the entire folder structure.
(If possible in a single task

test1 -> test2 -> test3 -> test4 - file to torecover.txt


Is this possibe? How?


Thanks in advance!

It's usually best to clone the disk that has the bad sectors first using a tool like ddrescue in linux. Unfortunately any tool that runs in Windows will have limitations with handling bad sectors, it's just a Windows factor. Then run R-Studio against the clone and you're good to go.

Thank you ...

First, go to the Tools -> Settings -> Bad sectors tab and set Default read attempt to 0.
If that doesn't help, there's hardware problems with the disk hardware that crashes the system, and not R-Studio.
Another way is to create a disk image, and try to recovery files from it.

Thank you Alt! I am ...