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Upgradation of Linux operating system enables you to use the advanced features provided in the upgraded version. After upgradation process is complete, you need to restart the system. Once the computer is restarted, you might receive an error message which does not allow you to boot the computer. Furthermore, the error message makes the data saved in the hard drive inaccessible. In such circumstances, the user needs to recover the data from the latest backup. But if there is no backup or the backup fails to restore the required data, then you need to use advanced Linux Data Recovery Software. Consider a practical scenario, where you upgrade your Linux based operating system (Ubuntu 8.04) to Ubuntu 8.10 alpha4. When the upgradation process finishes and you restart the system, you encounter the below error message:ubuntu 8.10 beta boot failureYou always encounter the above error message when you attempt to restart the Ubuntu operating system. Furthermore, the data saved in t he hard rive becomes inaccessible as the system can not boot beyond this error message. The above error message mainly appears if the boot attempt did not succeed for various reasons like incomplete upgradation, software bugs, faulty hard ware, corrupted Kernel compiler settings and more. The best possible solution to resolve the error message is by reinstalling the Ubuntu operating system. Reinstalling Ubuntu operating system will delete all the previously stored data from the hard drive. In such situations, you need to recover the data from the recent backup. However, if you have not created any backup or the backup has been damaged, then you need to recover the lost data by using advanced Linux Data Recovery application. Such Data Recovery Linux applications employ effective and high-end scanning algorithms to recover the lost data from the storage media. This recovery application offers interactive and highly graphical user-interface that makes this utility easy to unde rstand without prior technical knowledge. Such recovery utilities support storage media such as SCSI, SATA, EIDE and IDE hard drives.The most widely used Linux Recovery utility, which also ensures absolute and orderly data recovery, is known as Stellar Phoenix Linux Data Recovery. This Linux Data Recovery supports Windows Vista, 2003, XP and 2000. This read only Linux Recovery application thoroughly and orderly recovers and restores data from the lost or deleted logical partitions. It is compatible with all the Linux file systems such as Ext2, Ext3 and ReiserFS.