>> First I thought that it was just because Debian has somehow installed
>>something on the master boot record, so I booted dos with dos system >> floppy and I did "fdisk /MBR" in order to clear the MBR and I verified >> that my dos partion was OK; but I didn't work out. I also tried to >> remove the second hard-drive (/dev/sdb) but it still tells me : >> "Missing operationg system" > >Yes, I encouneterd something similar also. The reason I was unable to boot >NT was simple - somehow the bootable flag for /dev/sda1 partition was >erased. And the worse thing that after restoring it with linux fdisk, >I got another message: "invalid partition table". The fix was to make NT >(or DOS) to run it's own fdisk to resrtre the flag correctly. >fdisk /mbr does nothing, 'cause MBR is OK! try just starting fdisk >in dos and exit without chnaging anything. I tried that and it tells me : "Error reading fixed disk" But I still can read data on drive C: under DOS !! I also tried to toggle the bootable flag with linux fdisk and then try to launch dos fdisk again but it did the same : "Error reading fixed disk" Do you have an idear ? Abdel. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
