23 Aug
2025
23 Aug
'25
3:40 a.m.
said Frans via tde-users:
| DD did well. Perfect copy of a disk...which got a problem. B4
Thanks, but no, you're wrong. What I posted was the *after.* Before I did the DD, this drive was just fine and had been running perfectly in the desktop. This was what dd did to it. Or something weird while dd was running that corrupted both the original and the target.
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