> If one could send me the two ntfs images, before and after running > chkdsk, then I could add the needed support, suppose the problem is > indeed due NTFS changes.
I've tried this in vmware. Apparently you should be able to use the Vista installer's "Recovery Environment" [1] to run chkdsk. Unfortunately it seems that the Vista installer dislikes what ntfsresize has done so much that that also fails to boot! I am completely amazed that an installer can fail to boot because of changes in a partition on the harddisk, but M$ seems to have managed it. I can still boot the installer (and access the recovery options) if I use a snapshot for a "working" Vista, so it must be somehow related to the resize. I'll give it a try on "real" hardware as well, but unsure when I'll be able to do that. Cheers, FJP [1] http://blogs.msdn.com/winre/archive/2006/09/18/760295.aspx
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