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Oh wait, I didn't notice that, this is no good: --recov_size 1Mo
~~You must put the size of the hard disk in --recov_size, and I bet it's more something around 500Go~~

You must put at least the size of the file, is your wallet.dat really <1Mo?

It is 135 kb.
Is having the mkey necessary to decrypt some private key?
Because if that parameter is necessary we'd better stop here since i can't find it in my corrupted wallet.

Are you 100% sure you don't have mkey? Because "Found 1 possible wallets" means pywallet found 1 mkey

What i posted was the output for a valid NMC encrypted wallet.
If i run the same command with the corrupted wallet the output is Found 0 possible wallets.

Oh sorry, then TBH I don't think there's much hope left Sad

Last hope ever: run pywallet recovery on your HD (according to what happened that is hopeless though) and on your external HD (maybe a bit less hopeless)
I don't think this will work but maybe the Namecoin Gods are around...

I've already tried, no luck Undecided

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So the mkey is necessary to decrypt, am i correct?