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    <title created="20010606">Ext2fs Undeletion of Directory Structures mini-HOWTO</title>
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          Tomas
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          Ericsson
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          tomase@matematik.su.se
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    <description created="20010606">
       This document is supposed to be as an complementary to the
       Ext2fs-Undeletion mini-HOWTO written by Aaron Crane. I really
       recommend you to carefully study that one before reading this.
       Here I will describe a straight forward way of recovering
       whole directory structures, instead of file by file, that have
       been removed by a misplaced rm -rf. 
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