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