Collegues: I have a dual boot Dell I7K with RH6.0 and Windows98. 8MB HD I was transferring files between a zip drive and the Win side of the HD and through either a corrupted disk, or bad zip file structure, the transfer wrote over my master boot block. Levaing me unable to boot anything. I have been able to recreate part of my partition table (I remembered the partition sizes) and have recovered all of the Linux partition, completely intact. Does anyone know of a low level Linux utility that can (will) search the entire HD and examine each cylinder for a "Windows" type fingerprint which would give me a clue as to the upper boundary of the Linux partition, and of course, the beginning sectors for Windows98 and return the cylinder number of its find? My wholehearted thanks? John Brockway
