Dsrfix isn't supposed to change the partition table (all it does is read/interpret the partition table), so I don't think they're related. (If you happened to save a dsrfix.txt log file to show what was there before dsrfix did anything, we'd be able to tell for sure.) Also, it sounds like you're saying this is on your second disk, while dsrfix shouldn't even look at the second disk.
While we may not be able to determine exactly what caused the error, this is normally an easy error to fix. Partition Magic usually gets it right, but if you want a second opinion to be sure, send me a findpart report and I'll interpret it for you. To do that, visit
www.partitionsupport.com and download Mikkelsen's findpart utility. Run it with the command "findpart all -fat findpart.txt", and email me the findpart.txt file it generates.
dg1261
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January 1st, 2006 03:00
Hi, Nemo,
Dsrfix isn't supposed to change the partition table (all it does is read/interpret the partition table), so I don't think they're related. (If you happened to save a dsrfix.txt log file to show what was there before dsrfix did anything, we'd be able to tell for sure.) Also, it sounds like you're saying this is on your second disk, while dsrfix shouldn't even look at the second disk.