Sigh!

I have deleted the MBR. Yes i know, then everything is lost and unrepairable.

*BUT, the thing is that i have not yet booted my computer yet*.

When i do all will be gone forever, hda1, hda2, hda3, all of it. No harddisk recovery program will ever get the system back. I have (had?) a dualbootsystem that i have optimised for a half year or so. I feel sick when i think about it. But now everything works nice, i can access all partitions everything is still here, exept when i take a look on hda with qtparted. Then hda ofcourse is totally unreadable, because it tries to read from the actual master boot record (and not from memory and the post-booted info on disk.)

THE QUESTION :
Is there anyway that i can copy the data my computer is aware of right now when it still is unbooted and put it on the mbr? Something in the /boot folder? Anything that would make it possible to once more see that lovely Debian dualbootscreen once more? Can i make a startupdisk with the help of grub? And then copy the floppy to the hda bootblock?

How did this happend?
I was going to to copy a image of the mbr of my external drive to that very drive(sda1) but by fatal error i copied to hda. Adios partitions.

The limits of language fails to express how grateful i would be if someone could offer a glimpse of salvation out of this evil mess.

Thanks for reading this,
Björn.