So, I was going along repartitioning a new drive for a soon to be Gentoo install. While inside of my current Ubuntu machine, I used cfdisk, didn't pay attention to the partition sizes, and well I ended up partitioning the drive that my current Ubuntu system is on. This is a very "noobish" mistake, I know, but I figure there has to be a way to fix it. From what I understand, if I reboot the machine, it will probably not boot anymore because the partition table that it is used to, doesn't exist anymore, it is a totally different one. Thanks in advance for helping a "noob" out.
-- I'd say the ultimate copy protection would be an awful, expensive product. On the other hand, it doesn't seem to be working for the music industry... ~Some Genius From /. --- David McClellan
