Only took few seconds and testdisk conveyed completion. I remember clearly selecting it (sdb6) and then processing it. I opened the testdisk on terminal, selected the drive(sdb), selected quick search, then it showed me what I needed which was my lost partition in full. I'll just quickly explain what I did though I can try to pin down things from memory on request. Then a couple of days ago, without even thinking I hastily and successfully recovered the lost partition via testdisk using some blog post I came across online. So after the unparitioned definition of the partition, I let it stay like that for a few months while I used another Linux OS to do my business since all my work data was OK. which I wasn't willing to lose though I wish I just disregarded it anyway after what I have done. It was my main OS on the system and it had some 3 months settings, updates workstation setup etc. So anyways that one was an ext3 which contained a Linux OS. However some time ago, one of my partitions (of those following the truecrypt one) got unpartitioned only because of using a windows 7 disk management to create a partition on the drive.
Have used this for a couple of years without ever having a single issue. I have a 40 GB HDD which had a truecrypt partition at the beginning followed by many other partitions after.
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