My friend has (had) Debian installed on his laptop. I got a call from him
this morning saying he can't boot his laptop anymore! I'm over his place
now and after using the rescue disk to mount his / partition, I've
discovered all that is there is /lost+found and /root/dbootstrap_settings.
My friend admitted that he might have selected "Initialize a Linux
Partition" by mistake. That seems to be what has happened.
Anyway, I am thinking that the only option is to reinstall debian from
scratch. But if there is any way to reverse what he has done and get the
old stuff back I want to know about it!
I strongly suspect reinstallation is my ownly option. Can people confirm
this? I don't want to reinstall until I am sure there is no other option.
Thanks,
Mark.
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