This is a dangerous maneuver if you have valuable data. If you can access
from other disk, please, do a full backup, before.
Try with a linux distro, Mandrake or something, to generate and activate =
a
NTFS partition.
Then install XP.

Dennis.

Buehler, Martin <Martin.Buehler@keymile.com> wrote:
> my original disk partitioning has been:
>
> disk1: primary partition + beginning of dynamic volume
> disk2: part2 of dynamic volume
> disk3: part3 of dynamic volume
>
> unfortunately, i deleted the primary partition on disk1 for test
> purposes.
>
> now, i need to regenerate a primary partition on disk1, but windows
> does only allow me to generate a simple dynamic volume, but no primary
> partition.
>
> i also tried to generate such a partition using the windows install
> cd, but doing so, the install tool tells me that the dynamic multi
> disk volume will be lost, when generating a primary partition.
>
> what workaround allows me to regenerate a primary partition on this
> disk, without loosing all data on the dynamic multi disk volume?
>
> please help!
>
> tino


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