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Subject: Restoring a corrupted dump file
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I recently dumped a file to a local hard drive before
making some changes on the server. Shorty after
dumping, my hard drive died, and I attempted to
restore the files to a new hd. However, when I did
this, I got a checksum error, and a statement saying
"Tape is not a dump tape". I'm guessing the file has
become corrupt, unfortunitally, it's the only copy of
the files that were on the drive. Is there any way I
can recover any part of this file?

Thanks

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