Data Recovery for Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 file system
Boost Data Recovery for Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 is a quick, extensive and easy-to-use data recuperation solution specially designed regarding recovery of lost plus deleted files from Ext2, journalled Ext3 and expanded journalled Ext4 file program, created with major Linux distributions (any of desktop computer, server or embedded Linux editions, including NAS systems). This program, operating within read-only mode, recovers information from lost, damaged, removed, formatted disks in case of logical damage of any complexity. New IntelliRAW tool in combination with file system-specific fuzzy-logics in most cases allows even recover deleted files that is normally impossible for Ext2/Ext3/Ext4.
Software supports hard disks, removable storages, disk images, virtual disks of virtual machines, created with virtualization software of major vendors. The software mostly targets individual disks or disk volumes, however it supports RAID recovery with RAID Access Plugin - RAID Builder as well.
The product can recognize and browse all the file systems, supported by UFS Explorer Standard Recovery (FAT/NTFS/HFS/HFS /UFS/UFS2/XFS/ReiserFS/Ext2/Ext3/Ext4/JFS) however file access and recovery is available for Ext2, Ext3 and Ext4 only.
The program is designed for self-recovery.
Key Features:
Damaged file system reconstruction for Ext2, Ext3 and Ext4. The utility also allows you to repair a corrupt or damaged partition table and attempt to restore a disk after a serious crash.
Automated deleted files recovery with set of advanced techniques such as partial metadata analysis, file system journal analysis (for Ext3 and Ext 4) and IntelliRAW (search for the file type).
Recovery of mass NAS systems with Ext3, Ext4 file systems (Buffalo, Qnap, Thecus, NetGear, Synology, Promise Technologies SamartStor products and so on).
Data recovery from failed RAID systems and virtual reconstruction of most common RAID configurations (RAID-0, RAID-1, RAID-3, RAID-5 and so on) via RAID Access Plugin - RAID Builder as we
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