NTFS Boot Camp volume seen as FAT32 with MAC OS X Lion

Hi,
I have a strange behavior.
I receive my new iMac (27', 16GB Ram, 3.4Ghz i7, 2GB Graphic card).
Time machine restore was perfect. Then I ran Bootcamp Partition.
Then I have launched win 7 DVD install, Quick Format in NTFS and restore from win7 backup.
Well Win 7 run well (with bootcamp 4.0). I can restart under Mac OS X Lion.
And there the BootCamp Volume appears empty as a FAT32 Volume.
I have tried to unmount it, then try a mount_ntfs (i/o error message in terminal).
So I anoying with that because I can't brows my NTFS Vootcamp and can't launch my BootCamp Win 7 through Vmware fusion (4) !
Does any one met this behavior before ?
thanks for your help,
Regards
Jérémie

If you used a Windows supported backup method using wim file I would run sysprep on that image file. If you made a vhd backup you can boot it on another Windows box in the Windows VM or use VMWare Fussion is will see a vhd. Like The hatter said dissimilar hardware is usually asking for trouble. I had a similar issue once and did this:
1. Uninstall vmware, and reboot
2. Install vmware and all the updates for vmware making sure it was completely up to date
3. Used OS X disk utility to repair the disk permissions.
4. Added the bootcamp part as a bootable vm
Also I have Paragon and it works great since Lion is unable to write to NTFS, Lion is able to read NTFS.

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