Windows 2000 Dynamic Extended Partition Marker GoBack Boot-US boot manager EUMEL/Elan Oberon data Lynx RTOS Real-Time Operating System Disk Novell NetWare 286, 2.xx

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File system Indicator  Byte in Hexadecimal

Partition/ File system Description

42H

Windows 2000 Dynamic Extended Partition Marker
(If a partition table entry of type 42H is present in the legacy partition table, then Windows 2000 ignores the legacy partition table and uses a proprietary partition table and a proprietary partitioning scheme (LDM or DDM). Pure dynamic disks (those not containing any hard-linked partitions) have only a single partition table entry, type 42H to define the entire disk. Dynamic disks store their volume configuration in a database located in a 1-MB private region at the end of each dynamic disk.)

43H

Linux native (sharing disk with DR-DOS)

44H

GoBack partition
(GoBack is a utility that records changes made to the disk, allowing you to view or go back to some earlier state. It takes over disk I/O like a Disk Manager would, and stores its logs in its own partition.)

45H

Boot-US boot manager
(Boot-US (Ulrich Straub) boot manager can be installed to MBR, a separate primary partition or diskette. When installed to a primary partition this partition gets the ID 45H. This partition does not contain a file system, it contains only the boot manager and occupies a single cylinder (below 8.4 GB). )

45H

Priam

45H

EUMEL/Elan

46H

EUMEL/Elan

47H

EUMEL/Elan

48H

EUMEL/Elan
(EUMEL, later known as Ergos L3, are the multi-user multitasking systems developed by Jochen Liedtke at GMD, using Elan programming Language. It was used at German schools for the computer science education.)

4aH

AdaOS Aquila

4aH

ALFS/THIN lightweight filesystem for DOS

4cH

Oberon partition

4dH

QNX4.x

4eH

QNX4.x 2nd partition

4fH

QNX4.x 3rd partition
(QNX is a POSIX (Portable Operating System Interface for Unix)-certified, microkernel, distributed, fault-tolerant Operating System for the 386 and later, including support for the 386EX in embedded applications.)

4fH

Oberon boot/data partition

50H

OnTrack Disk Manager (older versions), Read-Only Partition (Disk Manager is a program of OnTrack to enable people to use IDE disks that are larger than 504MB under DOS.  Linux kernel versions older than 1.3.14 do not coexist with DM.)

50H

Lynx RTOS (Real-Time Operating System)
(Lynx RTOS gives users the ability to place up to 14 partitions of 2 GB each on both SCSI and IDE drives, for a total of up to 28 GB of file system space.)

50H

Native Oberon  

51H

OnTrack Disk Manager (DM6.0 Aux1), Read/Write Partition

51H

Novell

52H

CP/M 

52H

Microport SysV/AT or Microport System V/386

53H

OnTrack Disk Manager (DM6.0 Aux3), Write-Only partition

54H

OnTrack Disk Manager 6.0 Dynamic Drive Overlay

55H

EZ-Drive Partition
(EZ-Drive is another disk manager like program developed by MicroHouse in 1992. Now It is marketed by StorageSoft.)

56H

Golden Bow VFeature Partitioned Volume.
(This is also a Disk Manager like Utility software. This is a Non-Standard DOS Volume.)

56H

DM converted to EZ-BIOS

57H

DrivePro
(DrivePro was developed by MicroHouse in 1992. Now It is marketed by StorageSoft.)

57H

VNDI Partition

5cH

Priam EDisk Partitioned Volume
(Priam EDisk is Disk Manager type utility software. This is a Non-Standard DOS Volume.)

61H

SpeedStor
(Storage Dimensions SpeedStor Partitioned Volume. This is a Non-Standard DOS Volume. It is Disk Manager type utility software.)

63H

Unix System V/386, 386/ix, SCO, ISC Unix, UnixWare, Mach, MtXinu BSD 4.3 on Mach, GNU Hurd

64H

Novell NetWare 286, 2.xx


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Chapter 1 An Overview of Data Recovery
Chapter 2 Introduction of Hard Disks
Chapter 3 Logical Approach to Disks and OS
Chapter 4 Number Systems
Chapter 5 Introduction of C Programming
Chapter 6 Introduction to Computer Basics
Chapter 7 Necessary DOS Commands
Chapter 8 Disk-BIOS Functions and Interrupts Handling With C
Chapter 9 Handling Large Hard Disks
Chapter 10 Data Recovery From Corrupted Floppy
Chapter 11 Making Backups
Chapter 12 Reading and Modifying MBR with Programming
Chapter 13 Reading and Modifying DBR with Programming
Chapter 14 Programming for “Raw File” Recovery
Chapter 15 Programming for Data Wipers
Chapter 16 Developing more Utilities for Disks
Appendix Glossary of Data Recovery Terms
 
 

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