Hello Ashby,
> If you are getting binary data from your /dev/fd0, then it should
> have nothing to do with your partitioning. Sounds like the boot disc
> you are using may be corrupt. Are you trying to boot off /dev/fd0 or
> /dev/hda?
/dev/hda
I also found that my dos partition could no longer be mounted by linux
and after starting dos from a stiffie, I could not access files on
/dev/hda1. So I reformatted it. Fortunately I have backups :)
Thanks for your reply. It seems that my DOS partition was destroyed
by lilo. I could also not run fdisk /mbr in DOS. DOS was complaining
that it could not write on c:
Regards.
Johann
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