I accidentally formatted the wrong disc. Yep the -.sNd!GRDn.- BBS disc.
I felt stupid! Recovering data was not possible as I used the disc to backup the family photo archive aaaaaaaaaaaah. Fortunately we still
have the pictures ;)
I've had the habit of taking older backups, and copying them to newer drives.
Then, when that newer drive becomes old, I copy that to the next new drive.
I try to keep the directory structure _somewhat_ flat, but I just did one of these copies yesterday, and am basically crossing my fingers that I don't really need the files/directories that now would have too long of a directory/file name.
I don't think I will, as there are... a lot of duplicates in this data set, and oftentimes I've reduced name length on things already in some places.
Because, yeah, what you're dealing with, with that data loss, is rough.
But at least you have the photos.
And, since it seemed interesting to me, it looks as though I now have a 5-layer-deep directory tree of things that, at one point, were singular drives.
--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A48 (Linux/64)
* Origin: Storm BBS (21:2/108)