I was resizing my work XP Pro laptops hard drive partitions with gparted on the System Rescue CD, and it locked up while I was running an "strace -p PID" (got the PID by running "ps -ax | grep parted" -- I was trying to see why it was taking so long).
I (stupidly!) rebooted it, and now all I get is a black screen. I booted into my BartPE disk (with Partition Dr on Hiren) and "fixed" the bad partition, but I'm still just getting the black screen when I boot up normally. I booted back into the System Rescue CD and tried "ntfsfix /dev/sda1", but it's wanting me to run chkdisk from Windows. So I tried booting back into BartPE and booting into mini-PE, but for whatever reason, the disk I have is a bad burn! Any suggestions on what I might do (assuming that chkdisk in BartPE's mini-PE doesn't work)? Roger
