recover formatted partition

divide the first partition and specify the partition as FAT16.The second one, I try to partition for the Linux partitionCommand (M for help): NCommand ActionE ExtendedP primary partition (1-4)PPartition number (1-4): 2First cylinder (48002-62528, default 48002):Using Default Value 48002Last cylinder, +cylinders or +si

Sometimes the machine partition cannot be formatted or deleted. Check whether the partition capacity is occupied, but the file cannot be located. You can delete other partitions.Solution:Partition D has virtual memory usage, and a page file is displayed on the partition.Canceling virtual memory usage can solve this problem.Shut down the virtual memory and restart

View the areas that are already well-divided[[EMAILNBSP;PROTECTED]NBSP;~]#NBSP;FDISKNBSP;-LNBSP;/DEV/SDANBSP;DISKNBSP;/DEV/SDA:NBSP;21.5NBSP;GB, 21474836480bytes255heads,63sectors/track,2610cylindersunits= cylindersof16065*512=8225280bytesSectorsize (logical/ Physical):512bytes/512bytesi/osize (minimum/optimal): 512bytes /512bytesDiskidentifier:0x7d57cb1fDeviceBoot StartEnd BlocksIdSystem/dev/sda1 12610 20964793+5extended/dev/sda5 11281028097 83Linux/dev/sda6 1292561028128+ 83Linux/dev/sda7 2573

whitespace (" product_id "CHAR (5) enclosed by X ' 7C '," Sales_da TE "DATE" dd-mon-yyyy AD HH24:MI:SS "enclosed by X ' 7C '," Sales_cost "CHAR (3) Enclosed by x ' 7C ', "STATUS" CHAR (8) enclosed by x ' 7C ') This proves that the table structure in all the control files is the structure of the whole table, not the partition table, in the actual process, you can consider the swap partition to implement --

My Notebook installed with dual boot Os:linux Mint and Windows 7During Linux Mint overwritting version, I selected the Windows boot partition as the Mint boot loader device by mist Ake, so Windows 7 failed to start after the installation.To recover the boot partition, boot the NB with Windows 7 installation DVD, enter command prompt console under system fix windo

question: Mount:unknown filesystem type ' NTFS ' This is because NTFS-formatted partitions are not recognized on Redhat. Solution: Solved by using ntfs-3g. Open the ntfs-3g download point http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-download/, download the latest stable to Redhat, and install the following command: 1) Compile and install ntfs-3g: # ./configure # Make # Make Install 2) View device points [root@localhost ~]# fdisk-l disk/dev/s

The CENTOS6 system/boot partition is removed, but does not want to reinstall the system, here is a quick way to recover the boot partition. 1. First use CENTOS6 mirroring into the Linux rescue rescue mode. 2. Start the sshd service, view the IP address that eth0 obtains, and then connect with SSH Secure shell. SSH Secure Shell 3.2.9 (build 283) Copyright (c

endian.Second, recover deleted dataFor ease of testing, a separate partition/DEV/SDB1 is created, mounted/reed[[email protected]/] #mount/dev/sdb1/reed1. Create a test file[[email protected]/]# Cd/reed/[[email protected] reed]# CP ~/extundelete-0.2.4.tar.bz2. [[email protected] reed]# echo "Reed" >>del.file[[email protected] reed]# lltotal 132-rw-r--r--1 root root 5 Ma R 07:20 del.file-rw-r--r--1 root root