Copy data from /mnt/home/* on the borked card to /home on the booted cardĢ. See if you can mount partition #6 mount /dev/sda6 /mntĨ. mount the borked card in the USB readerĦ. Boot the new SDCard and get to a root command line (sudo -i)ĥ. get a brand new SDCard and stick a copy of NOOBS/Raspbian on it (that way we have a partition table to copy if testdisk fails).ģ. There's two regular partitions #1 & #3, one extended #2 and two in the extended partition #5 & #6.Ģ. So we need to start by re-writing a valid partition table that maps the NOOBS partitions (starts and ends correctly). How would he do that? The format has stuffed the partition table. The other partitions contain a few recovery files and things. If NOOBS, then you need to look at partition 6 (I think, could be 5) for the Raspbian root. Rpdom wrote:Was his card a NOOBS setup, or was it from a Raspbian Image install?
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