The resizinbg of your partitions changed the MBR. The Ghost version
installed is set up to look for a specific MBR entry, which is now no longer
there. Unfortunately, there's not much hope it will work again.
"Uplink" <> wrote in message
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I tried to do a restore, becuase I have a Dell laptop that come with a
partition that has Symatec System Restore on it, and when I used the
startup (CTRL+F11) It said that restore counld not continue becuase of
an unsupported change in the master boot record.
I thought that might be a virus and did a scan but no virus, I also
resized my Windows partition with Partition Magic and created a Linux
Ext2 partition that is Logical
I have the folowing partitions
Name: File Sys:
Size Status Pri/Log
DELLUTILITY (*

FAT
39.2MB None Pri
(This is the restore)
Local Disk (C

NTFS
29.141.3GB Active Pri
(My main drive)
(*) Extended
6.000.8GB None Pri
Local Disk (*

Linux Ext2
6.000.8GB None Log
Local Disk (*

CP/M, Concurrent DOS, CTOS|
2.965.1GB | None Pri
(*) Unallocated
7.8MB None Pri
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I'm not sure if that has anything to do with the problem, It might be
the Linux Ext2 I think
The ones that came with my computer a DELLUTILITY, Local Disk, and CP/M
Concurrent DOS, and the unallocated.