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msoule at ix.netcom.com (mark soule ) writes: > JABR; > > Thanks for helping me at the install fest, thinks to you I was > didling with xwindows saturday. Unfortunately my wife stepped on the > power strip and pulled the plug out of the wall. Now I have a disk > failure message when I boot. When I use a DOS system recovery disk I'm > able to read and write only the A and B drives, C and D are failures. > So, What are the steps to recovering a system crash? > > mark j. Soule You can't see C and D at all? That sounds very bad. If DOS FDISK cannot read the hard drives' master boot records, you've got big problems. I'm not sure what I can suggest at this point; I'm cc'ing this to our volunteers list in case someone else has some ideas of what you can try. -- John Abreau :: Unix Systems Administrator :: jabr at necx.com NECX :: 4 Technology Drive :: Peabody, MA 01960 :: 508-538-8425 Executive Director, Boston Linux & Unix - jabr at blu.org - http://www.blu.org
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