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If I use partitioning software to create one new partition (which covers the whole hard drive) can I then use Testdisk to recover my original partitions?

Do you suggest installing grub before or after writing the partition table?

I have recovered my files using Testdisk's copy function. I didn't see it earlier. Thanks.

The original swap partition was smaller than the contents of the burned iso file, which is now a FAT12 volume.

When the 1.7Gb iso file was written to the hard drive it was a bootable drive. I requested Testdisk to replace the FAT12 volume with a swap partition and requested to have the new ...

Do you understand what happened? I need to know.

Yes, I've been able to list my files but, as I say, it wouldn't write the new partition table.

http://curezone.com/upload/Doc/cwl/testdisklog.txt

I have an old hard drive, on which I created one extended partition. In order, it contained a 1.7Gb swap partition, 3 partitions for 3 linux operating systems and another partition for my data. Later I removed the first 2 linux partitions, filling its place with a new linx system. I then tried to ...