Jason Dixon wrote:
On Sun, 2003-07-27 at 16:36, John Nichel wrote:
How can I view my partition table on RH 9 with /etc/fstab is screwed up,
and I can only boot into single user mode?
fdisk -l /dev/hd*
Jason Dixon, RHCE
DixonGroup Consulting
http://www.dixongroup.net
Thanks. I was trying that
John Nichel wrote:
> How can I view my partition table on RH 9 with /etc/fstab is screwed up,
> and I can only boot into single user mode?
/sbin/fdisk
at the Command (m for help): prompt, type 'p'
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On Sun, 2003-07-27 at 16:36, John Nichel wrote:
> How can I view my partition table on RH 9 with /etc/fstab is screwed up,
> and I can only boot into single user mode?
fdisk -l /dev/hd*
Jason Dixon, RHCE
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All.
On running partition magic again in windows to make changes to my partitions, i found
it would not run and it reported errors #114 errors in partition table.
This seemed to happen after installing red hat 8 on a logical partition on hda
are there any ways to repair the partition table
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 10:48, Rick Carroll wrote:
> hdparm --help says hdparm -z (device) rereads the partition table...
>
>
Hmm maybe I'll try that . fdisk gives a nastygram that the partition
table will be reread at the next boot and I hate to do that on this box
if I do not h
hdparm --help says hdparm -z (device) rereads the partition table...
Rick
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From: Bret Hughes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 10:51 PM
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Subject:reread new partition table
Is there really no way to get the
Around Sat,Mar 01 2003, at 09:51, Bret Hughes, wrote:
> Is there really no way to get the kernel to re-read the partition table
> (short of a reboot) when all I have done is add a partition at the end
> of a drive?
>
Uh,
That was for an unmounted drive.
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Around Sat,Mar 01 2003, at 09:51, Bret Hughes, wrote:
> Is there really no way to get the kernel to re-read the partition table
> (short of a reboot) when all I have done is add a partition at the end
> of a drive?
>
blockdev --rereadpt /dev/harddrive
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Is there really no way to get the kernel to re-read the partition table
(short of a reboot) when all I have done is add a partition at the end
of a drive?
What a PITA.
Bret
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gpart may do it.
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 14:55, Peter Kiem wrote:
>
> Stupid me used MSDOS fdisk to delete a partition and it rewrote the
> partition table without the Linux ones.
>
> Is there some tool that can scan the harddrive and find the partitions? The
> data sho
: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 8:25 AM
Subject: Partition table lost the Linux partitions - How to recover?
> Stupid me used MSDOS fdisk to delete a partition and it rewrote the
> partition table without the Linux ones.
>
> Is there some tool that can scan the harddrive and find the part
Hello,
Peter Kiem wrote:
> Stupid me used MSDOS fdisk to delete a partition and it rewrote the
> partition table without the Linux ones.
>
> Is there some tool that can scan the harddrive and find the partitions? The
> data should be still there, just need to recreate the
Stupid me used MSDOS fdisk to delete a partition and it rewrote the
partition table without the Linux ones.
Is there some tool that can scan the harddrive and find the partitions? The
data should be still there, just need to recreate the partition table.
Regards
ws is that the rest of my previous partitioned portion of
that Drive is OK. The bad news it that the Kernel cannot read the partition
table.
The error I receive is:
"Wrote partition table, but re-read table failed. Reboot to update table."
So naturally I reboot, and guess what? The newly
Then do you have a backup of your homedirectory eg:- homeyourusername.tar.gz
?
On Tue, 02 May 2000, Balaji wrote:
> Hi,
> On a power outage, the MBR and Partition Table on my hard disk vanished.
> Now i am not able to get to the data on the disk as i don't have a
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> On a power outage, the MBR and Partition Table on my hard disk
> vanished. Now i am not able to get to the data on the disk as i don't
> have a rescue disk :-(
> Booting from a floppy and trying to read the Disk gives a "patition
> table n
I lost an NTFS partition on a 2 hard drive machine, at least I lost the
entry to it in the partition table. I had a hard time recovering it with
the Windows tech doc on repairing a corrupt partition table. Enter Linux,
and a great little utility called gpart (the "g" stands for &q
Hi,
On a power outage, the MBR and Partition Table on my hard disk vanished.
Now i am not able to get to the data on the disk as i don't have a rescue
disk :-(
Booting from a floppy and trying to read the Disk gives a "patition table
not found" message.
Any ideas on how to r
I was wondering if there is any utility available to create a back up of the
hard drive partition table as well as the master boot record, on floppy?
If there is, is there a utility to write these things back to the hard drive
in an emergency?
TIA,
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