Hello. I was trying to make a bootable flash drive from the startup disk creator, and when I went to erase the flash drive I accidentally erased the wrong drive, a 1TB removable drive. The operation took less than a second and gave no warning. I tried erasing the flash drive and it took about a minute, but it took but a second to erase the 1 TB drive, which is very surprising.
Please help,
Gabriel
Try to recover the partition with TestDisk.
Careful: don't write on the drive.
Instructions step-by-step:
- Install TestDisk
- Mount the drive
- Launch
sudo testdisk
(eventually enlarge the terminal) - Create a new log file
- Select the drive
- Select partition Table (usually Intel should be good)
- Analyse
- Quick Search (this should found only the actual partition)
- [Enter]
- Deeper Search (this should find your old partition, you can stop it after it found it) Once you found what you think it's your partition select it with up/down arrows
- [P] for list files and look if it seems it
- [q] to quit list files
- [Enter]
- Write to save new partition table to MBR.
Look carefully: this don't overwrite / recover any data, just the MBR of the disk.
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