Saw mentioned in a previous post that a corrupted (error #600) image must first be inspected to see if it is possible to attempt repair. How might one go about inspecting a corrupt .rdr image? Are you referring to opening in a hex-editor?
In my case, I've done a DMDE recovery of a SuperClone image of a failing drive that this corrupted .rdr image in question was stored upon...so I believe I may be able to recover any missing data it may need to fix if it. Thanks in advance
Fixing a corrupted r-drive image.
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Re: Fixing a corrupted r-drive image.
That's not enough. A lot of work has to be done in addition.Guest wrote: ↑Fri Mar 14, 2025 10:35 pmHow might one go about inspecting a corrupt .rdr image? Are you referring to opening in a hex-editor?
In fact, we need to have the entire file to inspect it, and this is a lot of very tedious work. Which not always guaranties success.Guest wrote: ↑Fri Mar 14, 2025 10:35 pmIn my case, I've done a DMDE recovery of a SuperClone image of a failing drive that this corrupted .rdr image in question was stored upon...so I believe I may be able to recover any missing data it may need to fix if it.