Importing existing libraries

Hi All,
I used to have a huge library already imported into lightroom while all the files stored on Drobo (external HD).
At some point my main computer died (HD failure).
After a full reinstall of the whole system from scratch, including LR I tried to reimport the same libraries again into new the new installation.
Is there a way to reuse the old import or somehow recreate it? Or I have to do it all from scratch?
Thanks,
Alex.

First of all, let me say that I don't really understand Steve Ives's comments on this matter.
What you need to do is find your previous catalog file, which existed before the computer crash. It is a file named *.LRCAT. If you can find this file, or a recent backup, then let us know and we can give you some simple instructions on how to restore it.
If you can't find this file, or a recent backup, then your previous work/organization is gone, and I strongly recommend that you begin making regular backups of this file. In fact, let me state the issue even more strongly ... making regular backups of your catalog file is MANDATORY for Lightroom users. As you can see, not having a backup exposes you to great risk.

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