_ATAO a écrit a écrit :
j'ai regardé (ptre pas au bon endroit) et pas vu de doc sur
lutilisation de PTEDIT concernant ce pb de partion BAD
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Tu vas sur www.powerquest.com
Dans la zone rechercher, tu tapes "ptedit" et tu obtiens ce lien
http://www.powerquest.com/support/primus/id335.cfm
Il faut que ta partition apparaisse sous la forme PQrp dans PQMAGIC...
Voici le contenu de l'aide :
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Solution: Fixing a PQRP with PTEDIT
To fix a PQRP with PTEDIT:
1. Run PTEDIT.
2. Locate the PQRP (partition type 3C).
If the PQRP occurred on a logical partition, click "GoToEPBR" to locate the correct partition.
3. Click in the "Type" field associated with the 3C partition.
4. Click "Set Type."
A list of available partition types is displayed.
5. Select the appropriate partition type (e.g., FAT32 if the partition type was FAT32 before the PQRP, etc.).
6. Save the changes and exit.
If the system does not boot properly at this point, run a directory listing (DIR) on the drive and make sure there are no "DYN_ROOT" entries. A "DYN_ROOT" indicates that the original root directory has been relocated but can, in most cases, be restored. If the directory listing appears as random ASCII code or unrecognizable characters, the partition is likely corrupt and cannot be recovered.
Note: If the root directory appears as a DYN_ROOT, do not SYS the drive. Modifications made to the drive while in this state can reduce the probability of recovery. Contact PowerQuest Technical Support for further assistance.
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