Help recovering damaged partition
Hello,
In my disk I had an extended partition and a logical partition within it, more or less like this: Device Start End Id System ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /dev/sda1 2000 35003 85 Linux extended /dev/sda5 5224 35003 83 Linux Note that the sda1 partition was empty from cylinders 2000 to 5223. Then, I decided to remove the empty space by shrinking sda1, using Yast's partitioning tool to edit its start cylinder: Device Start End Id System ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /dev/sda1 5224 35003 85 Linux extended /dev/sda5 5224 35003 83 Linux After I did this, sda5 became unusable. When I try to mount sda5, the partitioning tool now says "it is not allowed to assign a mount point to a device with nonexistent or unknown filesystem". Please, can someone try to explain what happened? What directions should I take to repair the partition? Thanks in advance, Matheus |
You can try running testdisk to restore the old partition table.
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