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ValueError: cannot fit 'int' into an offset-sized integer (python3) - OverflowError: integer too large (pypy3) #88
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Could you please check the latest commit and try again with both? Thank you. |
Hi Lazza, that worked, thank you ! I got into the CLI (pypy3), but unfortunately it only restores about 20 Gb from partition 29
I do have a backup for most pictures but the pictures on this drive were sorted / renamed / adjusted ... Thanks again for RecuperaBit and you quick reply. |
I would first try to export a CSV file of the interesting partitions (e.g. 29, 33 and 118 that do seem they have a lot of files). Then study them and verify their contents. When you say it restores "not much" what do you mean? Did you simply try to restore from the Root node or did you check the Lost Files as well? |
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Just to be sure, is the fix also working on Python 3 rather than Pypy3? Thank you! |
Unfortunately your fix does not work with python3
in comparison to pypy3
118 is an old Windows Install do not need to recover that ... Let me know if I can assist with python3 / tests. |
Thank you for your feedback! I have pushed another commit that hopefully will help with cPython as well. If you could try that one as well, it would be great. |
It also works with python3 (tested: version 3.7.3) now. Thank you ! |
Hi,
I have a raw 750GB image of a drive which used to have one ntfs partition of that size,
but now its showing only a 449gb ntf partition and windows can not mount the partition ("unformatted").
First run of RecuperaBit works fine, then it throws following error:
(64bit debian 10 (buster) pypy3 / python3)
pypy3:
python3:
I can provide the image and logfile in a VM if needed.
Regards
Ralph
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