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So I messed up though I haven't decided exactly how yet. The net solution
I need is to find the start/end of an NTFS5 partition, then a ext2
partition. Do you folks know of any strings I can search for that indicate
whether I've found the right place or not? Any automated tools would be
nice since it's darn timeconsuming otherwise.

Here's the scoop: Win2K was initially installed at CHS 244,0,0 to ?,?,?.
I had a swap partition immediately following the NTFS partition with an
ext2 partition following that. The swap partition was around 117MB ish and
the ext2 partition was around 5/6GB ish. Here's where I probably screwed
up. I installed OpenBSD to 0,0,1 to 243,0,63. I probably should have
started it at 1,0,1 instead. Then I messed up further (though in
retrospect, this probably didn't do anything except screw up OpenBSD
since I had probably already messed up the partition table and
bootleader) and ran a W98 'fdisk /mbr'.

So. Any ideas on how to get this stuff back?

Joshua b. Jore
Minneapolis Ward 3, precinct 10
http://www.greentechnologist.org
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