if you didnt format the debian partition, just use the install dvd and reinstall the boot loader only, you just go through the whole process, but dont re-install the OS, or format the disks. the boot loader is usually amongst the last steps just after installing packages.
2009/6/25 ambrose kimaiyo <mail2ambrose@gmail.com>_______________________________________________Hi,
Recently I formatted my machine which was running windows and Debian. I reinstalled but now
I can't access the Debian. Is there a way I can restore? Skunks for help.
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