Can I get my preview files back?

Just moved all my source footage to a new hard disk but kept all the project, auto save and previews on the original disk. I had manually changed the path to the new footage by editing the project file in a text editor and replacing all instances with the new path. Yet when I now open the project everything is fine except no previews. Does Premiere tie the previews to the complete physical path of the source footage or something? Will take forever to re-render everything.
Cheers.

Thanks. They're not missing, they are all in the preview folder under the name of the project which I left on the original hard drive. The only thing I moved was all of my footage to a different drive. If I look in the preview folder I see all the files yet when I open the project a long red line instead of green.
I wonder if this is due to my source files being RED R3D files? I did notice that after I changed the drive path to point to the new drive when I opened the project in the bottom right corner a status bar was updating with "Conforming xxxx footage" or something of that nature. I wonder if for RED it stores additional information regarding these files that are then uniquely identified by the preview file or something... food for thought.

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