Ubuntu :: Get Physical File Position/block On FAT32 Hdd?

Feb 3, 2011

for solution how to find physical position/block of specified file on FAT32 partition. I have damaged hdd (I can mount partition and I see files) and im using gddrescue to make 1:1 copy, but i need only specified file. So I would like use gddrescue with -i pos switch, but I dont know how to get that position for specified file.

Code:
-i pos
--input-position=pos

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