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file corruption
Hi,
All of a sudden I landed in a strange problem. I was working with my C source code in vi editor. I did a wq! and when reopened, the file is full of "data".. I mean the text contents are gone!!. I believe this is a file corruption. I have tried the -r option with vi, but no success. Is there any way to recover the file. ?? Thanks in Advance... |
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