RE: [MLUG] HELP

["Spurling, Shannon" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

Try the universal boot CD image, if you can get a copy. You'll have to
copy the data out. I'm not sure of a partition repair tool though. You
might have to use the factory restore CD's and copy your data back after
you re-install the NTFS partition.

This is the prime example as why you should always backup your drive
before doing something like this. I know it's a bit late now, but
something to keep in mind for later. Hope this helps. 


S

 

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> EMAIL:PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jennifer Dozar
> Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 10:12 PM
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> Subject: [MLUG] HELP
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> My Laptop is in trouble. I was trying to install Suse, and dual boot.
> but now i have not NTFS partion, and it appears to be broken.
> a. while trying to get ready to install, Suse (yast) decided to go
wacko
> and changed my ntfs partion into a 93 gig linux swap partition.  It
> over-rode my partion and started formatting it. BUT my data is still
> there, but the partion is damage and non-bootable.  I have no floppy
> drive and i can't get it to boot from  my memory stick with the
program
> to help. Any ideas!?  HELP!!
> 
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