Re: Kernel panic - please help

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I did mount the drives and found data are alright although they are amonng
different folders, like lost+found\#12345.  Is there anyway I can reinstall
the O/S without damage the existing data?



On 7/20/06, Stuart Sears <stuart@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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JIANWEI ZHUANG wrote:
> There is only one folder in root directory after I ran e2fsck,
lost+found.
> That is it.  Looks like e2fsck scooped all my files into that folder.

Then I *really* hope you have a backup.
Because that is about all the hope you have left.

severe filesystem corruption--

:(

Stuart

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