I have "installed" Linux Mandrake from PCPlus
(UK) October magazine disk. I'm more than certain that I followed the
instructions to a tee (there weren't many options).
I used partition E (5Gb) of my previously partitioned 10Gb HDD to
locate Linux.
Windows OS is on C (2.5Gb) and my data is on
D(2.5Gb).
Now, I can't access partition D, though I see that this is a
problem encountered and tackled before (it's in the
webpage's FAQs)........but I can't boot Mandrake to get it back.
There's nothing in my root C directory to give
me the option of booting to either Linux or Windows. Is there something I can
download ? Are there additional settings to change in BIOS ?
I can't access Linux directories or partitions from DOS
(or windows) either - is this correct ?
Yep - I'm a complete Linux novice and have been a little bit
quick to jump in!
Please help - I need to access the data on D:\ quickly
!
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