Ok, first of all I'm an idiot. I made a rookie mistake and clicked a little too fast on a confirmation dialog and now my backup drive is lost.
I was in mac OS 10.5.7 troubleshooting an issue and was going to try creating a boot disk from a 4gb flash drive but first wanted to wipe the partition (via disk utility). By accident I selected my backup/storage drive instead (external/usb). I unplugged the drive as soon as I realized what I did but it's showing up as "untitled 1" opposed to the name it had before.
I turned it back off to prevent loosing anymore data. Is there an easy way to undo what I just did? I know the files are technically still there. I believe the old file system was FAT32 and afaik, the new is macos journaled/MBR
edit: have access to os or vista 64, so whatever is easier
thanks in advance, it would be a real shame to loose all of that.![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I was in mac OS 10.5.7 troubleshooting an issue and was going to try creating a boot disk from a 4gb flash drive but first wanted to wipe the partition (via disk utility). By accident I selected my backup/storage drive instead (external/usb). I unplugged the drive as soon as I realized what I did but it's showing up as "untitled 1" opposed to the name it had before.
I turned it back off to prevent loosing anymore data. Is there an easy way to undo what I just did? I know the files are technically still there. I believe the old file system was FAT32 and afaik, the new is macos journaled/MBR
edit: have access to os or vista 64, so whatever is easier
thanks in advance, it would be a real shame to loose all of that.