I am attempting to recover a disk's partitions with gpart, that reports:
root inode is not a directory
first block (0) != normal first block (1)
round ext2fs on device
inodes 252416
blocks 504000
firstdatazone 0 (N=1)
zonesize 4096
max size 1074791436
dir entries 255 chars
inode map occupies 8 blks
zone map occupies 16 blks
inode table occupies 7888 blks
I do have a copy of the disks geometry before the implosion which I'd
be pleased to forward to anyone needing it to diagnose/prescribe a solution.
I'd also be glad to forward a copy of gpart's scan using the command:
gpart -vvfn s -ql /tmp/gpart.log /dev/hda &
which does indicate that it found the missing partitions but also contains
a lot of information that is impenetrable for me.
All help appreciated, of course,
Courtney
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