Gecko/20101027 Thunderbird/3.1.6   
   From: piesse    
      
   Returning from a trip to the handware shop because of a failure in the    
   power supply, my computer stops at boot with a  message saying   
   "NTLDR not found".   
   Booting from CD, everything seems OK, except that the Boot Manager seems    
   to be damaged (my guess is that it was screwed by the xp-based CD they    
   used to check the hardware).   
      
   In LVM, I can see a 7M partition named "[Boot Manager]" (for which some    
   ot the fields appear to be missing) at the beginning of the 1st disk in    
   the lower window, but the only choice I am given is to delete it. Only    
   in the upper window I am offered a chance to install the BM, but that    
   partition (or volume, I am always been confused by LVM terminology)    
   isn't listed there.   
      
   What is a safe procedure to reinstall the boot manager?   
   Through the CD prompt, I can  access  LVM and even to Dfsee if needed    
   (although I dare using the latter only under strict expert supervision)   
      
   thanks   
   piesse   
      
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