PE> I didn't repartition it. All I did was enable LBA, check to see
PE> if it still worked, which it did, and then decide to install
PE> OS/2. BFN. 

BL> It amounts to the same thing if you run LBA and fsdisk, doesn't
BL> it? I thought that was what LBA did: change all the addresses.
BL> The data is still there... it's just that you don't know where.

PE> The data was still there in it's proper spot. And yes I did run
PE> fdisk, but only to mark the partition installable, not to
PE> create new partitions etc.

BL> You are talking around in circles Paul. I know the data is there...
BL> how do you access it?

What are you talking about?  I've already explained the whole scenario. I
booted off OS/2 floppies, and I could still see my data (by doing a
"dir e:" from my floppy-booted OS/2).  I then decided to install
OS/2 onto my E drive.  It managed to load 7 disks, before crapping out and
making all my data "disappear".  BFN.  Paul. 
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