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try to use puppy linux and see if it can see the partition in its file manager if it does not see it it will not access it. the only ...
  1. 03-22-2010 #11
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    try to use puppy linux and see if it can see the partition in its file manager
    if it does not see it it will not access it.
    the only other recourse you would have then is a data recovery service
    but since it is an extended partition the chance is not very good that they will be able to recover any data.
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    we plug to another server cannot mount /home partition all data in /home
    Which partition is your /home?
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    Which partition is your /home?
    i'm not sure we mount all partition don't have /home partition
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    Mount / partition and check the contents of /etc/fstab file. You can find out partition name in mount line for /home.
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    we canot see /etc/fstab because not boot in to RHEL we must boot on live cd?
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    Yes. You have to boot up from LiveCD of any Linux distro and mount / partition.
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    Hello.
    please see we use software scan to my /home have error superblog damage
    we cannot post url on forums
    plese see picture on pm
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    you need to run fsck command on partitions with errors to fix problems
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