[clue-tech] Bad superblock on a FAT32 partition

[Richard Knechtel]

I installed CentOS on a sepearate physical drive. My set up is like this:
Drive hda/hda1 = Windows 2000 Server (NTFS)
Drive hdb = CentOS 4.4
        hdb1 = /boot (EXT3)
        hdb2 = swap (swap)
        hdb3 = / (EXT3)
Drive hde/hde1 = Windows Applications (FAT32)
Drive hdf/hdf1 = Windows Data (FAT32) <--- This is the one that has the
problems.
Drive hdg/hdg1 = Windows Misc. Junk (NTFS)

Hope that helps.

On 1/8/07, Ken MacFerrin <lists at macferrin.com> wrote:
>
> Richard Knechtel wrote:
> > I finished installing CentOS 4.4 and suddenly I can't get to my primary
> > windows data drive, neither in Linux nor in windows.
> >
> > The drive is a 40 gig quantum fireball - it is/was formatter with FAT32
> > as one partition.
> >
> > Anyone, anyone have an idea how to recover this????? PLEASE!
> >
> > Here is the specifics of what I was able to find so far - any other
> > suggestions are welcome.
> >
>
> >From your question I'm assuming the drive containing the FAT32 partition
> is different than the one you installed CentOS on.. or did you resize
> the FAT partition to install CentOS on the same drive?
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