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Working with DMG, SparseImage, SparseBundle, and CDR Disk Images on Windows and Linux

In macOS, disk images in the .dmg, .sparseimage, .sparsebundle, and .cdr formats are often used for file storage, backup, and data transfer. However, when such files are opened on Windows or Linux, many users have questions: how these formats differ, how to open them correctly, which options to use for mounting, and how to access the files inside the image.

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How to Recover Data from an Encrypted LUKS Disk

In this article, we will look at how to recover data from drives protected by LUKS encryption technology. We will step through the cross-platform recovery of information from such media using Hetman Partition Recovery, which makes it possible to safely unlock and recover encrypted drives directly in your familiar working environment on Windows, macOS, or Linux.

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How to recover data from ZFS: ZVOLs, datasets, snapshots, and virtual disks

Read about data recovery from the ZFS filesystem in TrueNAS 25.04.2.6. We will review how to analyze the pool structure and recover data from ZVOL, Dataset, Snapshot, as well as from virtual disks and virtual machines. We will cover common data loss scenarios, including array failures, failed system updates, hardware faults, and accidental deletion. All actions will be performed using Hetman RAID Recovery on Windows, while similar capabilities are also available on Linux and macOS.

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Data recovery from RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5 on the Adaptec ASR-6405 controller in Ubuntu

In this article we will examine how to recover data from a RAID 0, 1 or 5 array created on an Adaptec ASR-6405 controller on Linux. You will learn how to restore files deleted with Shift + Delete or after partition formatting. We will also review what to do if the controller fails, one of the array disks has failed, or the RAID configuration was accidentally changed.

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Voici comment ouvrir en toute sécurité un disque avec un système de fichiers Linux (ext4, btrfs, xfs) sur un Mac

Découvrez comment ouvrir un disque utilisé sous le système d'exploitation Linux depuis macOS. Peu importe le système de fichiers dans lequel il a été formaté : ext4, btrfs, xfs ou d'autres que macOS ne prend pas en charge. Grâce à ce guide, vous pourrez récupérer des fichiers même si le disque est endommagé ou ne se monte pas.

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