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Jie Chen (chen@int.cni.com.au) spake thusly:
: I try to boot linux today, root partition maybe written by win95, NT, or dameged
: when I lost power, VFS panic, can not mount linux native root partition.
: I normally use floppy disk to boot system, any one know how to recover ext2 root
: filesystem? 

boot with a rescue disk combo and run fdisk on your hd. If fdisk can find your
root partition, Verify that the partition table is ok, then Write changes to
the disk. Then quit fdisk, do a sync and try to boot from the rescue disk
set but with your boot option of root=/dev/hda1 (or whatever partition your
root partition is on).

If that doesn't work, please post again but with detailed information of
error messages and your configuration - the net is here to help.

jcm
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