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Distribution: Debian Sid AMD64, Raspbian Wheezy, various VMs
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I may be wrong but don't you have to tell mount which partition you want to mount, so you would want to type "mount /dev/sda1" rather than "mount /dev/sda"?
That Test Disk as a folder may be a compressed or zipped files, so either right click that and select the right application to un-compress it, or go back to download the correct iso file format. I have only done that in Windows, so if you are doing this in Linux, it may involve more steps.
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