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Darren Ldl edited this page Apr 13, 2019
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Purpose
This page discusses scenarios related to decoding SBX containers. Not all scenarios are designed to be realistic, they are designed to illustrate various techniques for you to pick and apply for your specific scenario.
You have multiple partially good versions of SBX/ECSBX containers, but you don't want to merge using sort mode prior to getting a good output
Sort mode supports this form of merging already for merging containers together, but you don't want to do that first. Don't worry, decode mode has something similar.
Say if you have test.ecsbx.0, test.ecsbx.1, test.ecsbx.2, you can do the following
$ blkar decode --multi-pass test.ecsbx.0 test
$ blkar decode --multi-pass test.ecsbx.1 test
$ blkar decode --multi-pass test.ecsbx.2 test
If the copies do not share common bad blocks, then test should be the same as the original file.