My disk has one primary Dos partition and an extended partition
with two logical disks on it. To my dismay I have discovered that they
are no longer visible from both DOS and Win 3.x.
I invoked DOS fdisk and they were indeed not reported on the
partition table. However, booting to Debian and using Linux fdisk, there
they are, healthy as ever. I could even mount them to my Linux file
system and peruse to my little hearts content.
Any ideas as to what gremlins have attacked my machines ? The
only thing unusual I can think of happening between the last time I
accessed these logical drives from DOS and their apparent disappearance
is the gzipping of a large file to the e: drive from Linux.
Any way to get these two logical partitions back onto the DOS
table without wiping out the info that is still there according to Linux ?
Thanks for the help.
Gerald Crimp
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