Seriously: if you haven't backup/written the GPT/MBR/block/CHS start adresses of your partitions as you installled your disk at first time, it's really hard to create a new MBR/GPT Block (using hexdeditors, gpart etc). If you don't understand anything what here written, get asap to your next Linux GURU :).Run then qphotorec on to the formatted drive with destination on new drive #2 (make this - but only this - drive usable with windows etc.make a backup of your accidential formatted disk with ddrescue (put in the disk names like /dev/sda etc.).Download a UBCD ISO and burn it to CD/put it onto USB and run it.we are using TestDisk utility because it can fix partition issue and it helps to recover lost partitions make bootable again. here is the Simple method to Recover File. Get 2 (!) another - same - sized harddisk Recover Data from the Memory card or from the Pendrive using the linux OS.You can try to copy with a hexeditor ( wxHexedit) the Superblock from the locations on disk back to the original position You have surely deleted the MBR/GPT block of your disk (Block 0 of whole disk).

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