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Replying to @puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social
@drwho@masto.hackers.town @menelion@caneandable.social I genuinely wonder if using WSL2 would be a valid option here.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl2-mount-disk#mounting-an-unpartitioned-disk
afaik you can have graphical environments with wsl2 but ddrescue itself is a cli tool.
learn.microsoft.comGet started mounting a Linux disk in WSL 2Learn how to set up a disk mount in WSL 2 and how to access it.Replying to @drwho@masto.hackers.town
@drwho@masto.hackers.town @menelion@caneandable.social Well from the post itself I think that one of the issues here is going to be accessibility. I know GNU Orca exists but I also know that's not really a drop in replacement for something like NVDA.
Replying to @menelion@caneandable.social
@menelion@caneandable.social There's this old tried and true method of sticking it in the freezer. You do have to be weary of condensation forming on the drive but I've heard countless ancedotal stories about it working even if just temporarily. I'd honestly try that and then use the time you have with the disk to back it up somewhere else.
I'd recommend against using tools like DDRescue unless you can't get anything else to work. If you can get a backup of the drive then you will have a way to try destructive tools out (you should probably back up the back up in that case, i wouldn't particularly recommend using the passport itself for that purpose).
real. fuck your ai overview
repost to make netadmins mald
#shitpost