How to rewrite boot sector of another drive from within windowss

[V00D00]

Here's the situation. I'm at home right now, I'm remotely connecting to a server at work. It has built-in management capabilities, so I can access the bios/scsi config/etc.

Right now it has 2 logical drives in it.

The first is a 9gb, completely empy

The second is a RAID 5 array with the current OS on it.

I have a ghost on the RAID 5 that I want to restore to the first drive and boot from.

The problem is the ghost doesn't have a boot sector. It is an image of a partition, not the whole disk.

So what I need to do is figure out how to write a boot sector from within windows, then reboot and restore the ghost to that bootable partition.

The array is set to boot off the first drive, so once I get the boot sector and the ghost restored, it should boot right to that drive.

 

[PsYcHoCoW]

PTEDIT32 :

http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/po...04b2dfbbb88256e75007ca1e5?OpenDocument

Allows you to modify the partition table... found it yesterday while trying to fix my own HD problem (partition turned from NTFS to RAW... partition table was still OK though)

 

[V00D00]

No physical access to the server. Can't put in a floppy to boot from. I have a ghost CD in the drive, that's it.

So it has to be done in windows. But it won't be on the main drive that the OS is running off of.

It seems doable. I've been googling all day.