-=> Quoting Eddy Thilleman to Rodrigo Cesar Banhara <=-

 ET> Hello Rodrigo,

Hello Eddy

 ET> There are a number of options, and ofcourse the easiest to use is the
 ET> most expensive and has the most
 ET> bells and whistles: the Graham Utilities and the Gammatech Utilities
 ET> both have a program to backup and
 ET> restore the partition table and other vital parts - without knowing
 ET> how it works, you just have to know
 ET> how to use the program but that's not difficult, just carefully
 ET> reading the manual - among other
 ET> programs, highly recommended if you can afford it or if you can save
 ET> money until you can afford it.

I go testing these two.

 ET> Dfsee (www.fsys.demon.nl) is free to use, but it's not easy to use.

Explain it for me. =)

 ET> Disk editors can be used to save and restore individual disk sectors,
 ET> but you have to know how to do
 ET> that (this requires direct access to the harddisk and to the first
 ET> physical sector on the harddisk, there the primary partition table is
 ET> located, linked secondary partition tables point to logical
 ET> partitions). 

Oh no, it is very is unforetelling...

 ET> You can ask for a cdrom with fixpaks, I think?

Maybe, the credit card is a major problem...

== Rodrigo Cesar Banhara == rcb@netdata.com.br ==

... Even if you are a minority of one, the truth is the truth. - Gandhi

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