error: can't have a partition outside the disk

Unfortunately I was unable to download the MBR.  After clicking the link, I was prompted for a decryption key.  Anyways on to resolving the issue.

The problem is that the partition extends beyond the end of the physical drive.

1,953,525,168 sectors on drive
1,953,536,129 end sector (beyond end of drive)

To resolve the issue, see How-to Fix Invalid MSDOS Partition Tables and specifically the section How-to Fix Partition Outside the Disk.

If we follow the above linked tutorial, then there is no need to use hexadecimal values.  :-)

Using the fdisk output above we can calculate the new sdc1 end value and the new sdc1 size:

new sdc1 end = (sdc disk size) - 1
             = 1953525168 - 1
             = 1953525167

New size of sdc1 will be the new end of sdc1 minus the start of sdc1 plus one sector.

new sdc1 size = (new sdc1 end) - (sdc1 start) + 1
              = 1953525167 - 2048 + 1
              = 1953523120

If we reconstruct what the new input to sfdisk should be then we arrive at the following:

# partition table of /dev/sdc
unit: sectors

/dev/sdc1 : start=      2048, size=1953523120, Id= 7, bootable

If you copy the above line 4 lines (including the blank third line) into a file named sdc-fixed.txt, you can write the partition table to drive sdc with the following command:

WARNING:  Be sure that the drive is actually sdc before overwriting the partition table of this device!

sudo sfdisk /dev/sdc < sdc-fixed.txt

Then you can confirm the problem is resolved by running parted on the disk device.

sudo parted /dev/sdb unit s print

'Hope that helps.

Curtis

'Glad to hear that the issue is resolved.  :-)

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