Rescuing information from your hard drive using HDDSuperClone

January

2021

Rescuing information from your hard drive using HDDSuperClone

Linux

20 January 2021 16:53

The user brought a disk with files covered with bad sectors. An attempt to copy information was interrupted with a read error. Victoria's remap operation resulted in numerous reports of the UNCR sector being unable to recover. As a result, I came to the HDDSuperClone program for Linux, in which I copy information from disk or disk that can be saved.

Procedure

They brought a clean hard drive of the same or larger capacity than the one being rescued. In this case, both disks are 1 TB.
1. Downloaded from the site http://www.hddsuperclone.com/ program HDDSuperClone
Installed the DEB file (for Linux Mint 19.2 Tina) - all dependencies are satisfied.
From the command line with full rights I ran:sudo hddsuperclone
When starting, I left the default English language. (Because the translation is very “clumsy”).
Drives - Select source Drive
Drives - Select destination Drive
In the settings in the "Settings" menu, I unchecked the "Scrap" checkbox to save copying time on blocks that are not readable.
Connect
10.Start

Disabling thorough reading of bad blocks Scrap:
scrap

After clicking Start, the process began.
program window

It should be noted that disk cloning takes a long time. But the program allows you to perform cloning in several stages. You can stop the process at any time, save the project and exit the program. The next day, after starting the computer, the program and selecting the project file, you need to re-select the source disk and destination disk, click “Connect” and cloning will continue from where you left off.