Where Is Superblock in Linux?
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What is a superblock in Linux?

A superblock is a collection of metadata used to show the properties of file systems in some types of operating systems. The superblock is one of a handful of tools used to describe a file system along with inode, entry and file.

Where is my superblock backup?

To search for them, run TestDisk and in the Advanced menu, select the partition and choose Superblock. The superblock contains all the information about the configuration of the filesystem.

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