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Since no one is answering with the specifics for this distro, I'll try to point you in the right direction. I don't remember the exact procedure here, but as you might already know the mounting table is contained in a file that (as far as older versions of Ubuntu go) can be regenerated via a command.
You'll want to google the following things. Also, stackexchange is really good with archiving this kind of information.
Booting a Live Ubuntu (you can usually accomplish this by simply burning the distro to an optical disc or properly writing it to a flash drive).
Mounting your old / partition (probably the root of your main hard disk) and executing chroot.
Executing the command to rebuild your mounting table.
Hopefully this will at least get you on the right path. FYI, it's also possible reinstall Linux without formatting the primary drive, and even creating a new partition and installing there. Beware, this sort of thing can get complicated really fast. If you have important data, I would back it up before doing anything else (by booting a live OS and mounting the partition and transferring the data to some other medium).
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[–] Genghis_Khan 0 points 5 points 5 points (+5|-0) ago
Since no one is answering with the specifics for this distro, I'll try to point you in the right direction. I don't remember the exact procedure here, but as you might already know the mounting table is contained in a file that (as far as older versions of Ubuntu go) can be regenerated via a command.
You'll want to google the following things. Also, stackexchange is really good with archiving this kind of information.
Hopefully this will at least get you on the right path. FYI, it's also possible reinstall Linux without formatting the primary drive, and even creating a new partition and installing there. Beware, this sort of thing can get complicated really fast. If you have important data, I would back it up before doing anything else (by booting a live OS and mounting the partition and transferring the data to some other medium).
Good luck.