themaddoctor
themaddoctor
There are so many different linuces out there, that I cannot help you with your kernel. If the creators of your particular OS do not provide the means to build...
That's unreadable. Either zip it or hexdump it.
Here is your DEK: 46bb08ce8984da74c1b66c0e657656f03474db38b3959b780614ad41f5d76f19 I don't know anything about your flavor of Ubuntu or about Surface devices. I suggest that you try using the vanilla kernel sources with the...
To answer your question, the command installs the kernel sources that are needed to compile the module. If you do not have the sources, then you cannot compile a module...
Would you do me the favor of sending me a copy of your MBR? sudo dd if=/dev/sda count=1 status=none | hexdump -C Thanks
This is an unusual disk. Can you tell me the manufacture date? Did you ever do a "quick erase" on the disk? Thanks again.
That doesn't sound good.
I don't know yet. Can you send me a dump of sectors 2048 and 2049? sudo dd if=/dev/sda skip=2048 count=2 status=none | hexdump -Cv
You sent the keyblock again by mistake. Not sectors 2048-2049
Your NTFS headers are there, so the problem must have been a burned-out SATA-USB bridge card. Once you get the kernel module built, you have a good chance at recovery....