When you obtain the required scan results, you can restore the desired files or use the ‘restore-all’ command to restore all the files in a new directory. An inode is best for recovering small files such as documents, pictures, and compressed videos, whereas blocks are better suited for large files like video games and server upgrade projects. Once the scan concludes, Extundelete requires the user to output the results in an inode or block form. If the disk isn’t wiped, that journal offers enough information to locate and rebuild data blocks from scratch and recover them to a designated directory. EXT3 and EXT4 partitions have journals registering the type and volume of data stored on the drive. When scanning a partition, Extundelete uses the information within its journals to locate the relevant images of lost data. Allows the user to recover only specific types of files such as text documents, images etc.Supports the EXT3 and EXT4 file systems with journal and directory index data structures,.Filtering results based on file attributes such as size, modification time and access time,.
Ability to search for files by inode number, file type or pathname,.Recursive scanning for recovery possibilities,.Searching for and recovering recently deleted Files and directories,.
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