On Sunday 30 Mar 2003 11:15 am, Stephen Kuhn wrote: > Just open a terminal and type "fdisk -l" > > It will list all partitions (mounted or not) and give you > specific information about the partitions as well. HTH! Hello Stephen, Thanks for replying. Sorry, My question was not complete. I need more something like a diagnostic tool. The partition table has been messed up with (in particular the FS type)... :-( So I need to figure out, not what the partition table, but what the FS was when the partition was created and used. Also, following some crashes and unfortunate recovery attempts, three secondary ext2 partitions have merged into one bigger one. I know where the first one starts and where the last one ends but not where they have merged. As a result this (big) partition will not mount either, even read only. What I really need is more info on some diagnostic and recovery tool that may be available... Thanks for replying Yours, Anguo
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