Salient Features

A short introduction to the amazing features of the Linux data recovery tool.

Handles Severe Damages Safely

Handles Severe Damages Safely The Kernel for Linux Data recovery software can manage the recovery of Linux data files which are either damaged or corrupted by the corruption of Group Descriptor Block, Super Block, or Damaged Inode Table. The tool can repair anything, including the Linux deleted partitions.

Provides Wide Support

Provides Wide Support The software is a tested application to support various editions of Linux Operating System and drives. You can recover data from Red Hat, Mandrake, Turbo, SuSe, Debian, Ubuntu, and SCO and perform the recovery from various drives including DE, SCSI, EIDE, SATA, PAN, ZIP, USB and Firewire.

Advanced Filter Cutomization

Advanced Filter & Cutomization If you are in the midst of saving the recovered data of Ext2 or Ext3 based file system, but unable to find the required file, then you can use 'Find File and File Filters' options. This feature helps you to customize the settings like Sectors to read in a single attempt, Setting of duplicate file(s), and Setting for bad sectors, which helps in altering some of the functions of the software.

Available in Three Categories

Available in Three Categories The application is available in three classes, each version is responsible for recovery of data files from Ext2, Ext3, ReiserFS, and JFS file systems. These complex and sophisticated damaged partitions can easily be scanned by the software with the help of intelligent and dynamic algorithms that makes the recovery possible.

Advanced Snapshot Feature

Advanced Snapshot Feature With this Save Recovery Snapshot option, the tool enables the saving process of recovery summary for future. Hence, you can use the recovery log files to resume the recovery operation from the point where you have left.

Widely-compatible

Widely-compatible The software can be installed on all Windows workstations – including Windows 365, Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 95.

FAQs - Kernel for Linux Data Recovery
The most important requirement to run the software for performing the Linux data recovery is that you should connect an external drive or USB drive as the secondary port, which should have the Kernel software installed. After connecting the secondary drive, you can proceed with the recovery of any damage or corruption from Linux OS.
The Save Recovery Snapshot saves the recovery logs containing the information of recovered files with date and time. It helps in saving the extra effort by giving us the logs describing the files, which were left unsaved or was not treated.
The Kernel software, supports IDE, SCSI, EIDE, SATA, PAN, ZIP, USB and Firewire drives. The functionalities and operations performed by the software remain the same irrespective of the type of drive you are recovering.
You need not be worried about the update thing as the software itself has an inbuilt Live Update technology that enables the flow of updates from the centralized server to the Kernel software. So, purchase the software and live tension free.
How it Works?
STEPS TO Recover Linux Data

Perform the recovery operation in just three advanced recovery steps which are – Selection of the desired Linux Drive to be recovered, Scanning for data files that reside on selected Linux drive, and Recovery of Linux data with efficient saving techniques. However, the steps you require to follow to restore lost folders and files from the hard disk are as follows:

Select
Scan
Save

Software Prerequisites & Recommendations

About Software

  • Version: 4.02
  • Release Date: Aug 2005
  • License Type: Home, Corporate & Technician

Version Support

All editions of Linux - Ext2, Ext3

System Requirements

  • Hard Disk 50 MB of disk space
  • Memory 64 MB Minimum
  • Processor Intel® Pentium Processor compatible (x86, x64) or equivalent
  • Operating System Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, 98, NT, 95 (FAT 16, FAT 32, NTFS, NTFS5)

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It really extracted all my data files, which were badly infected by the virus attack. I was unable to access the data from my Linux Operating System, which made me nervous. I will keep this software with myself for any future incidents.” Mike Cambell,

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