This gives the partition sizes. It may not be enough as you don't
get the exact placement, but it worked for me when I did exactly the
same thing. I used fdisk and recreated my partitions in order
and with exactly the same sizes. Note that cfdisk will want to
start the first partition on a cylinder bounddary,
while fdisk can start on a track boundary. The latter was necessary
in my case, as an NT partition started on the second track
on the first cylinder.
Before you reboot, make sure you have a linux boot floppy with
fdisk on it. A debian install/rescue diskette is ok.
You can then rery if your first attempt goes wrong.
Helge Hafting
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