RE:Any way to recover files after partition corruption?

[Andrew Agno <agno@AI.SRI.COM>]

There are copies of the superblock on the disk--you probably saw some
messages when you formatted the disk.  To mount with a different
superblock, you can mount as ext2 and try:
mount -t ext2 sb=NNNN /dev/blah /somewhere 
Check the man page for mount and look for the sb= option for more
info.  I don't know where the default copies are.  Try mke2fs on some
other disk to see where the superblocks should be.

Andrew.


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