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XP setup vs. partition table on secondary master
I have lost my E: partition(table) twice after running windows setup.
First loss occured when I tried to repair the Windows installation and the second happened after a complete reinstall. When the setup finishes I'm left with two volumes (C: and D, the third disk is reporting unallocated space. In the meantime I've found out that the partition can be brought to life using small program called testdisk, but I'm still curious to know why this happens. It's a default setup, with C: as target, nothing special. IDE 0:0 - C: (maxtor 80) IDE 0:1 - D: (seagate 160) IDE 1:0 - E: (maxtor 300) !! IDE 1:1 - F: (DVD) All jumpers double checked. Also, the setup reports the problem drive on same bus location as the primary master. Thanks for any help. |
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