Try this:
-install the corrupted hard drive into your backup PC, assuming WIN32/FAT32
here...
-boot from a Linux emergency rescue diskette that has both FAT32 support and
your
Linux filesystem support in the kernel. I've been using this neat little
one called
"Toms rbtb" or something like that.
Maxim wrote:
>
> Hello. I have this problem: Slackware Linux crash with very important
> files on hard drive. I think, this is hardware problem with boot
> sector. I can format HDD and reinstall Linux, but i lose all files on
> HDD. I want plug this HDD to other PC and copy all important data int
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