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So here is what i got from the output of the usual commands (In 2 parts):
Then ive run a quick search on testdisk and heres what i got:
What do i do next?
MacBook Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11)
Found it.
Found it.
Thanks! So what do i do now?
Oups i misunderstood and clicked solved. Anyway thanks for your help and if possible i would want it to be back by the end of the weekend. only if possible obviously.
Putting the images in the discussion (your images have spaces in file names which ASC does not allow).
Scroll down to the first MS Data and press 'P' to list files. You need to see a listing similar to the following.
Wow thanks! Youre really helpfull. Yes system Volume information is there. But theres still an issue: gdisk cant install due to the fact its not supported by el capitan. Any idea how to get through this?
Please see Bootcamp won't start after OS X EL update. on how to install GPT Fdisk on ELC.
Installed! Thanks to you i feel like i am close to have it repair. What's next?
Can you post the output of 'P' command?
I followed what you said on an other thread. It now works like a charm. Sir you deserve all my thanks. I hope that you make career in that because i swear you are a genius. Thanks again, i thought i had to erase and install it all. Without you it i would have done that. Youre really helpfull for a lot of people as i can see. I wish you a great life kind sir.
Please ensure you have backups of OSX and Windows, on separate disks, if possible.
hi dylan - could you elaborate on what you found and where this 'other thread' is? I'm at exactly the same step as you in the post above (i've found my missing partition in testdisk) and I don't know what to do next. i'd really appreciate the help! thanks
aeskrett wrote:
hi dylan - could you elaborate on what you found and where this 'other thread' is? I'm at exactly the same step as you in the post above (i've found my missing partition in testdisk) and I don't know what to do next. i'd really appreciate the help! thanks
Please see Bootcamp fails after Yosemite upgrade (Plz help me Loner!) or Lost bootcamp after using mini tool partition to increase windows partition size .
The reference is to the two sets of Gdisk steps with start/size values which are specific to each individual case.
Bootcamp completly disapeared... (Loner T plz help)
