why not ghost the boot partition to a fresh drive, redo the boot ini but may still require a repair install. This way at least the other drive is still intact. fp
At 09:47 AM 12/15/2005, Mark Dodge Poked the stick with: >Well my XP install which I use most of the time is on a different partition >than the boot which is a buggered 2000 server which I can not get into any >more. I also have a couple of betas on other partitions and I know it is >pretty messed up but I got XP running just the way I want and I just do not >want to spend weeks getting it all back. I wish there was a way to get my >current install to the C partition and still keep everything else the same >but I have installs spread out all over the place. It is not very well >organized. I tried once doing an image of each partition on each drive and >it was like 7 DVD's just for the C. > >I am just wondering if anyone has replaced a board and been able to boot >back into XP and successfully kept the original install?????? -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- The Borg assimilated my race & all I got was this T-shirt.
