Re: dell 4000
Derek Broughton a écrit, lundi 11 février 2002, à 10:09 :
> From: "Jacques L'helgoualc'h" <lhh@free.fr>
[...]
> > Only *one* `container' is allowed with usual tools as c?fdisk.
>
> Oh - I had never seen such a restriction, but then I hadn't tried to do it
> either. I'll bow to your expertise .
Ahem, my `expertise' is just experience in breaking things...
[...]
> Well, thanks for that. I didn't know that either. And in checking I see
> that I do, indeed, have a type 05 partition.
sfdisk --id /dev/hda 3 85
should do the trick, as your extended partition is hda3.
> Annoying to hear though, since hda5 is the most important partition
> on my system after the /boot partition.
My hd[ab]5 are swap, but it is not sufficient, as the chain was broken
by a one-month-try partition magic. I had to do some arithmetic for
getting back hda[6->14].
I recommend now using sfdisk --dump as backup
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| -l [or --list]: list partitions of each device
| -d [or --dump]: idem, but in a format suitable for later input
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HTH
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Jacques L'helgoualc'h
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