> Hi Vipul...
> Thanks for your comment but I think I realised it just after finishing
that
> up.
>
>
> What I want to know is the remedy of the problem....
> There is a command /sbin/restore ...
> will this be helpful for me..??..
> &&&how....
Your only hope can be to recover files on your windows partition. If you had
your partition properly defragged, then you shud hav a good chance of
recovering most of your files. I wud recomend some kind of utility that will
allow you to copy files off your windows partition to another partition
while trying to do an undelete/unformat. This is definitely not going to get
your windows partition back in the former state, but u shud have most of
your files back. which were not in the root folder. Your root folders wud
typically get renamed to things like "dir0001","dir0002",....
Bye,
/\ |\/| |3 /\ r
PS: I don't know of any free tools that can let u do this :((
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