At 22.10.2000 07:24:00, you wrote:
>Joerg Bartels wrote:
>>
>> I realy need some help.
>> For me it looks like the mbr on that disk is shot.
>> What can I realy do to fix it?
>
>OK, let's clarify the situation. The problem is with
>your second harddrive (your D: drive). It was formatted
>by DOS fdisk and has a DOS filesystem on it. It was
>somehow corrupted when a DOS version of Linux (muLinux)
>crashed. Is this correct?
>
>I assume your system boots from the C: drive and you
>normally access the drive in question by typing "D:"
>>from the DOS prompt. What happens when you do this
>now? If there is an error message, what does it say?
>
>Cheers,
>Steven
Again thanks for helping Steven,
Yep,that is the situation. Under DOS all works well, I can
go to D: etc. there is no error message, chkdsk from
DR-DOS runs ok. Its that Linux (BasicLinux or Mulinux)
can not mount the HDD.
Joerg
