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A free fully functional file recovery utility for the Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 FS file system used in the Linux OS and several Unixes.
Download the appropriate version of R-Linux for your platform below:
R-Linux for Debian/Ubuntu Linux platform (x86)
RLinux6_i386.deb
Download Size: 66.03 MB
Date Released: Nov 01 2023
Version: 6.3 build 191253
R-Linux for Fedora/RedHat Linux platform (x86)
RLinux6_i386.rpm
Download Size: 66.04 MB
Date Released: Nov 01 2023
Version: 6.3 build 191253
R-Linux for Debian/Ubuntu Linux platform (64-bit)
RLinux6_x64.deb
Download Size: 67.05 MB
Date Released: Nov 01 2023
Version: 6.3 build 191253
R-Linux for Fedora/RedHat Linux platform (64-bit)
RLinux6_x64.rpm
Download Size: 67.07 MB
Date Released: Nov 01 2023
Version: 6.3 build 191253
System Requirements
- Processor: Intel-compatible x86 or 64-bit CPU
- RAM: 256 MB RAM
- Disk Space: Sufficient space for recovered files, copied image files and other data created by utility
- Operating System: Fedora 12+, Ubuntu/Kubuntu 10.4+ , Debian 4.0+ or any kernel 2.6+ Linux distribution capable of installing .rpm or .deb packages.
- Software/Packages: Any window manager, X.Org X server 1.7.6+
- Root privileges to install and run the program
R-Linux for Windows
RLinux6.exe
Download Size: 40.27 MB
Date Released: Nov 01 2023
Version: 6.3 build 191253
System Requirements
- An Intel-compatible platform running Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP/2000 Windows Server 2022/2019/2016/2012/2008/2003.
- At least 256 MB of RAM, a mouse, and enough disk space for recovered files, image files, etc.
- The administrative privileges are required to install and run R-Linux.
Please never install any application, save image file, write any information or recover deleted files on the same logical disk where the deleted files are located. If you have one HD and one logical partition only, please visit FAQ section section to find our technical staff recommendations.
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