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Hi all, sorry to bother you, but need some help.
I made a terrible mistake and formatted, installing Linux SuSe 9.0, my Windows XP Pro partition (FAT32). Does anybody know a way by which I could recover my data? The laptop boots normally under Linux SuSe 9.0 and obviously does not boot anymore under Windows.
Thanks for the help,
sebastiano
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