Writing a program for Raw File Recovery
The coding of the program for Raw File Recovery of Microsoft Word files (.DOC Extension) has been given next. The program searches for the files in the sectors of the disk and saves the recovered file automatically by creating the name of file automatically.
The path specified by the user to save the files is used as destination path to save the recovered data. If the destination directory does not exist, program can create the destination up to one directory level.
The recovery program given here supports even the large size disks to search and recover the data. The program has been written to search the data in the second physical hard disk.
/* Raw File Recovery Program to Recover the Microsoft
Word Files */
#include<stdio.h>
#include<dos.h>
/* Structure to be used by getdrivegeometry function
using INT 13H Extension, Function Number 0x48. */
struct geometry
{
unsigned int size ; /* (call) size of Buffer */
unsigned int flags ; /* Information Flags */
unsigned long cyl ; /* Number of Physical
Cylinders on Drive */
unsigned long heads ;/* Number of Physical
Heads on Drive */
unsigned long spt ; /* Number of Physical
Sectors Per Track */
unsigned long sectors[2] ; /* Total Number of
Sectors on Drive */
unsigned int bps ; /* Bytes Per Sector */
} ;
/* Structure of Disk Address packet format, to be used
by the readabsolutesectors Function */
struct diskaddrpacket
{
char packetsize ; /* Size of Packet, generally 10H */
char reserved ; /* Reserved (0) */
int blockcount ; /* Number of Blocks to Transfer */
char far *bufferaddress ; /* address to Transfer
Buffer */
unsigned long blocknumber[2] ; /* Starting Absolute
Block Number */
} ;
///// Function to get Drive Parameters \\\\\
unsigned long getdrivegeometry (int drive)
{
union REGS i, o ;
struct SREGS s ;
struct geometry g = { 26, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 } ;
i.h.ah = 0x48 ; /* Function Number 0x48 */
i.h.dl = drive; /* Drive Number */
i.x.si = FP_OFF ( (void far*)&g ) ;
s.ds = FP_SEG ( (void far*)&g ) ;
/* Invoke the specified function number of INT 13H
extension with Segment Register Values */
int86x ( 0x13, &i, &o, &s ) ;
printf("\n Head = %lu, Sectors Per Track = %lu, Cylinder = %lu\n",
g.heads,g.spt,g.cyl);
/* If get drive Geometry function Fails, Display Error Message and Exit */
if(g.spt==0)
{
printf("\n Get Drive Geometry Function Fails....");
printf("\n Extensions Not Supported, Press any Key to
Exit...");
getch();
exit(1);
}
return *g.sectors; /* Return The Number of
Sectors on Drive */
}
unsigned long file_size=0, i=0;
unsigned long start_file=0, end_file=0;
unsigned long Sectors_in_HDD2=0, loop=0;
char buffer[512], filename[80], temp[8];
char path[80];
unsigned int result,num=0;
| Sample Chapters from book DATA RECOVERY WITH AND WITHOUT PROGRAMMING by Author Tarun Tyagi |
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BPB Publications, New Delhi, India
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81-7656-922-4
$69.00 (Including Shipping Charges, Cost of Book and Other expenses, Free Source Code CD included with the Book)
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