My FAT32 died, how to recover my data?

[Furiel]

Hello!
That's what my disc structure used to be

C: FAT32 6GB
Linux SWAP 1GB
Linux EXT3 14GB
G: FAT32 15GB
H: FAT32 20GB
I: FAT32 10GB
J: FAT32 45GB

System: Windows 2000, hard drive Maxtor.

Unfortunately, I messed up with Windows partition management program and now, when I launch my PC I only see partition C (size 6GB), the rest - disappeared.
I also had to do fixmbr, so I cannot load Linux (but I don't care).

Anyway, I figured that my FAT is gone, but my data is still there, but unreachable, how can I get it back?

Thanks for any help!

F.

 

[office politics]

partitions dont show up in fdisk?

 

[Furiel]

Well, that's what I got:

(wolne miejsce - free space,
zdrowy - healthy).

It doesn't.

 

[Him]

Take a screen shot of the entire diskmgmt.msc and post it.

 

[Furiel]

Thanks, the Partition Manager "Undelete Partition..." did the trick, my system is back, praise the Lord.

 

[Him]

Excellent

 

[silence782]

Well done! I didn't know win 2000 had an undelete partition... How'd you do it?

 

[Furiel]

Win 2k doesn't have such an option, Partition Magic 8 does.
Oh yeah, now I see.
Partiton MAGIC, not MANAGER, sorry Dude.