08-30-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by
psiva_arul
i think in UNIX we can recover the deleted file when the UNIX system is in single user mode. if the UNIX system is in multi user mode them we can't recover the delete files.
Unless this somehow prevents io buffers from being written to disk, I don't see how single user mode would make a difference.
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