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Quoting "pepone.onrez" <pepone.onrez@×××××.com>: |
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> There is any way for recover the partition table of a hardisk with out a |
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> copy of the partition table? |
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if you can recreate the partition table EXACTLY as it looked, then you |
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might be able to run some type of recovery util like e2fsck or |
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xfs_repair, or whatever jfs's counterpart is on the other partitions |
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and get them back. |
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But.. without access to a spare harddrive, you better have backups, |
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because if you get it wrong, you could totally mess up what you have. |
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for example: my laptop drive I know has three partitions. A boot, a |
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swap and everything else. |
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I always make my /boot 100 megs. so in fdisk I'd make it a new |
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partition with +100M as the size. |
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My swap I normally make it about 2x the memory for systems with less |
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than a gig of ram, and 1x the memory for systems with >1g of ram. I |
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happen to have 2gigs, so it's size would be +2048M. |
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Next, I'd make the last partition (or 3rd), whatever is left over. |
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Then I would have recreated my partition table had I blown it away |
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accidentally. Then I could run some type of fs repair utility on what |
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was giving me errors. |
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