Recover files from non-booting FDE system
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My full disk encrypted Ubuntu 18.04 installation only shows a black screen after requiring the encryption key, probably because I messed up some libraries. Before formatting and reinstalling, I need to recover a couple files that were in the home folder. Is there any way to do it?
18.04 encryption data-recovery
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My full disk encrypted Ubuntu 18.04 installation only shows a black screen after requiring the encryption key, probably because I messed up some libraries. Before formatting and reinstalling, I need to recover a couple files that were in the home folder. Is there any way to do it?
18.04 encryption data-recovery
asked Nov 11 at 14:20
Eärendil Baggins
2191210
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My full disk encrypted Ubuntu 18.04 installation only shows a black screen after requiring the encryption key, probably because I messed up some libraries. Before formatting and reinstalling, I need to recover a couple files that were in the home folder. Is there any way to do it?
18.04 encryption data-recovery
asked Nov 11 at 14:20
Eärendil Baggins
2191210
My full disk encrypted Ubuntu 18.04 installation only shows a black screen after requiring the encryption key, probably because I messed up some libraries. Before formatting and reinstalling, I need to recover a couple files that were in the home folder. Is there any way to do it?
18.04 encryption data-recovery
18.04 encryption data-recovery
asked Nov 11 at 14:20
Eärendil Baggins
2191210
asked Nov 11 at 14:20
Eärendil Baggins
2191210
asked Nov 11 at 14:20
Eärendil Baggins
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asked Nov 11 at 14:20
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asked Nov 11 at 14:20
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At least in my case, I was able to access the system using tty1 (or any other non-GUI interface) by entering Ctrl+Alt+F1, and from there I could copy my files via command line to an external hard drive.
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At least in my case, I was able to access the system using tty1 (or any other non-GUI interface) by entering Ctrl+Alt+F1, and from there I could copy my files via command line to an external hard drive.
edited Dec 19 at 22:46
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At least in my case, I was able to access the system using tty1 (or any other non-GUI interface) by entering Ctrl+Alt+F1, and from there I could copy my files via command line to an external hard drive.
edited Dec 19 at 22:46
mature
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answered Dec 18 at 5:26
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At least in my case, I was able to access the system using tty1 (or any other non-GUI interface) by entering Ctrl+Alt+F1, and from there I could copy my files via command line to an external hard drive.
edited Dec 19 at 22:46
mature
1,507422
answered Dec 18 at 5:26
Eärendil Baggins
2191210
At least in my case, I was able to access the system using tty1 (or any other non-GUI interface) by entering Ctrl+Alt+F1, and from there I could copy my files via command line to an external hard drive.
edited Dec 19 at 22:46
mature
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answered Dec 18 at 5:26
Eärendil Baggins
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edited Dec 19 at 22:46
mature
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edited Dec 19 at 22:46
mature
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