How did you create the image? With dd? If so, you just need to mount /dev/hdb6 and type:Code:dd if=/mnt/hdb6/hdb2.img of=/dev/hdb2
Well, now I've done it. I trashed my Knoppix partition. We will skip my stupidity and get to the silver lining.
That good news is I had made a backup to an image file just last week of my hdb2 partition. It resides on: /dev/hdb6/hdb2.img
Obviously I want to restore this.
Do I just "mount -t /dev/hdb6/hdb2.img" and "dd" it to the /dev/hdb2 partition?
I guess I should reformat /dev/hdb2 first though to clean it up. Any tips here before I attempt this?
sakiZ
How did you create the image? With dd? If so, you just need to mount /dev/hdb6 and type:Code:dd if=/mnt/hdb6/hdb2.img of=/dev/hdb2

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