internal 8 gb ssd not recognized - cannot boot!

joj141 · 2009-07-15

Hi, I decided to change from my dual booting Linpus/Ubuntu Remix, to a system with Ubuntu only. I booted from my live USB Ubuntu 9.04 disk and tried to delete the partitions and create one new one +swap before re-installing. It was taking a long time and I quit, leaving myself without a recognizable disk to boot from. Didn't know such a disaster was possible! I installed gparted onto my live install but it also cannot see any internal hard disk. Is there anyway for me to recove from this? Thanks a trllion, if anyone can help. John

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Hi,

I decided to change from my dual booting Linpus/Ubuntu Remix, to a system with Ubuntu only. I booted from my live USB Ubuntu 9.04 disk and tried to delete the partitions and create one new one +swap before re-installing. It was taking a long time and I quit, leaving myself without a recognizable disk to boot from. Didn't know such a disaster was possible! I installed gparted onto my live install but it also cannot see any internal hard disk. Is there anyway for me to recove from this?

Thanks a trllion, if anyone can help. John

joj141, Jul 15, 2009

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