Firstly - thanks for the help. Secondly i fixed it with a bit luck. I found a printout from my partition table so i removed all the rescued, but wrong partitions and created all partitions myself. It worked fine with one exception: i created my boot partition with: mkpartfs logical ext2 XXX YYYY - so parted created a new filesystem and erased the data. Okey.. installed the kernel, grub and thats it. parted and gpart rescued only my primary partitions. I had few logical partitions so this partitions wasn't rescued by gpart or parted. If someone had the same bad luck, i'll recommend to do this: 1. print out your partition table or rescue it, like Kevin said: fdisk -ul /dev/hda >part.table 2. remove all the partitions 3. create a new partition table without any filessystem (parted: mkpart). parted catched my filessystems than. I read, that this should work also after a reboot. So, thats it. Thanks, Roman -- www: http://www.romanofski.de email: romanjoost@gmx.de
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