Can you still pull the data off it from your computer? Have you rebooted again? Dismounted and remounted? Try all the simple things 
I've done all your suggestions except try to retrieve it from my pc. Just got home from work and I'm about to try that right now. I'll let ya know. Thanks for the reply.Guvery said:Can you still pull the data off it from your computer? Have you rebooted again? Dismounted and remounted? Try all the simple things![]()
Download a program called Recuva, from Piriform. Can retrieve deleted files. Works like a charm.OnMy2ndGP said:I've done all your suggestions except try to retrieve it from my pc. Just got home from work and I'm about to try that right now. I'll let ya know. Thanks for the reply.
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EDIT: Ended up pulling the SD out and loaded it straight to my PC. Nothing. I've searched through every folder. UGH!
I could kiss you (NO ****)! I forgot all about that lil program. Found 3000+ file in 13 seconds. No previews on most of em though. I'll just have to sort through them.Webst3r said:Download a program called Recuva, from Piriform. Can retrieve deleted files. Works like a charm.
I'll try those too. Too bad that more than half are "unrecoverable" according to Recuva. Doing a deep scan now to see if that yields better results. Then I'll try the two that you suggested Ryan, thanks.ryan said:I'd also recommend TestDisk and PhotoRec. Both are open source, and TestDisk could fix the filesystem if the disk still shows the same free space. PhotoRec is more worst case, and it's VERY effective at recovering photos. They are both terminal type programs, but they are very user friendly. Recuva is also a great program though.
Yeah, I've flashed at least 15 out of now 22 nightlies with no problem. I've done it enough to pin point almost exactly when this failure occurred. I'm not blaming the nightly, I just know that's the moment in time it happened.SyNiK4L said:well how did this happen. cus iv flashed nightlies like no bodies business...and i cant see how all the sudden it just deleted ur entire SDcard....has anyone else reported this happening?
Hmm ya i hear u man...well to be honest i have never backed up my SDcard at all....so after reading this whole thread. Im deff gonna make a backup to computer. Also there is that one app that is made by the guy that made titanium backup, that if i remember reading correctly, will backup your sdcard to a dropbox or FTP? am i thinking of the right software guys? If not what apps will do that?OnMy2ndGP said:Yeah, I've flashed at least 15 out of now 22 nightlies with no problem. I've done it enough to pin point almost exactly when this failure occurred. I'm not blaming the nightly, I just know that's the moment in time it happened.
I recovered maybe a third of the data using those three tools mentioned above. As an IT guy I know better and should back up my sdcard more often. At least I know t hat im not the only person that has had an issue like this. It's just weird that it only deleted most of my pix and vids. I have not found any other data missing what so ever.
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Haha, sounds like a wise choice!pizzlewizzle said:maybe this would be a good time to back up my sdcard data o_0
It's always a good idea to back up any portable device on a fairly regular basis. You never know when the hardware is going to fail, get stolen, decide to go swimming, etc.pizzlewizzle said:maybe this would be a good time to back up my sdcard data o_0
I'm going to check it out right now.SyNiK4L said:buying that app now....like that i can upload it to my websites ftp :-D.
EDIT: Ok OMFG this app is ****ing sweet...everyone needs to buy it...its only $3.44 totally worth it...
very good settings built in....options for only on wifi or sync on wifi+3g. Also option to only sync when connected to charger or usb. or sync even on battery too....took me a full night the first night to get my whole sdcard sync'ed but now it just does small sync's here and there when stuff changes.OnMy2ndGP said:I'm going to check it out right now.
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