Homebrew Erased files from SDcard via FBI

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hi everyone,
I don't know if this is the right section... But I made huge mistake...
I accidentally deleted my Mario & Luigi Superstar saga .sav file (I played it with mGBA for 3DS) using FBI...
There isn't a bin or something, so is there a way to get it back? A sort of recovery or something?

Please I spent so much time playing it...

Thank you very much in advance.
 

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Stop using the SD card and use TestDisk and PhotoRec. It will recover the file even if the SD card had been reformatted.
I have only used in Linux, and thus cannot guide you in Windows, but the process is straightforward (it is a command line tool.) If you are not computer-savvy, ask a friend for help. For example, you may need to be able to identify undeleted files that the application did recover but whose headers were not recognised.

https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
 
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