gparted partition master boot record corrupt
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I was trying to Linux Mint from live-usb and made a stupid mistake.
I created master boot record and my HDD partition become unallocated.
After rebooting from live OS, I'm unable to get to boot menu.
Is there any way to recover all my data? Right now I can only boot to live-usb.
partition gparted
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I was trying to Linux Mint from live-usb and made a stupid mistake.
I created master boot record and my HDD partition become unallocated.
After rebooting from live OS, I'm unable to get to boot menu.
Is there any way to recover all my data? Right now I can only boot to live-usb.
partition gparted
edited Jan 10 at 9:45
Glorfindel
2471310
asked Dec 15 '12 at 19:12
NyanNyan
1083
add a comment |
I was trying to Linux Mint from live-usb and made a stupid mistake.
I created master boot record and my HDD partition become unallocated.
After rebooting from live OS, I'm unable to get to boot menu.
Is there any way to recover all my data? Right now I can only boot to live-usb.
partition gparted
edited Jan 10 at 9:45
Glorfindel
2471310
asked Dec 15 '12 at 19:12
NyanNyan
1083
I was trying to Linux Mint from live-usb and made a stupid mistake.
I created master boot record and my HDD partition become unallocated.
After rebooting from live OS, I'm unable to get to boot menu.
Is there any way to recover all my data? Right now I can only boot to live-usb.
partition gparted
partition gparted
edited Jan 10 at 9:45
Glorfindel
2471310
asked Dec 15 '12 at 19:12
NyanNyan
1083
edited Jan 10 at 9:45
Glorfindel
2471310
asked Dec 15 '12 at 19:12
NyanNyan
1083
edited Jan 10 at 9:45
Glorfindel
2471310
edited Jan 10 at 9:45
Glorfindel
2471310
edited Jan 10 at 9:45
Glorfindel
2471310
2471310
asked Dec 15 '12 at 19:12
NyanNyan
1083
asked Dec 15 '12 at 19:12
NyanNyan
1083
asked Dec 15 '12 at 19:12
NyanNyan
1083
1083
add a comment |
add a comment |
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First, to avoid messing up, you should backup an entire image of the disk (provided you have a bigger disk to store it). For this, several solutions are proposed on this question, last time i did it, I used dd. Once you are sure you can restore the image in case of problem, you can use testdisk to redetect the partition table and fix it.
This question for instance provides a solution.
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First, to avoid messing up, you should backup an entire image of the disk (provided you have a bigger disk to store it). For this, several solutions are proposed on this question, last time i did it, I used dd. Once you are sure you can restore the image in case of problem, you can use testdisk to redetect the partition table and fix it.
This question for instance provides a solution.
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First, to avoid messing up, you should backup an entire image of the disk (provided you have a bigger disk to store it). For this, several solutions are proposed on this question, last time i did it, I used dd. Once you are sure you can restore the image in case of problem, you can use testdisk to redetect the partition table and fix it.
This question for instance provides a solution.
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First, to avoid messing up, you should backup an entire image of the disk (provided you have a bigger disk to store it). For this, several solutions are proposed on this question, last time i did it, I used dd. Once you are sure you can restore the image in case of problem, you can use testdisk to redetect the partition table and fix it.
This question for instance provides a solution.
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First, to avoid messing up, you should backup an entire image of the disk (provided you have a bigger disk to store it). For this, several solutions are proposed on this question, last time i did it, I used dd. Once you are sure you can restore the image in case of problem, you can use testdisk to redetect the partition table and fix it.
This question for instance provides a solution.
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