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Getting the data restored
There is one way that I can think of, but not being an expert in this field, it may not be ideal.
If possible, you could create a new partition (FAT32?) and copy all of the data to it, and then recreate the original partition using Windows NT/2k/XP setup. Although this would mean loss of applications and user settings, all data would be kept. I think that the command is cfdisk.
HTH,
Paul.
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