Hi Richard.I would use a LiveCd (ubuntu or anything else) and maybe copy some data off your home directory.It could be that the backup created big temp files on your HD and filled all the available space. But I'm not expert, so probably you better wait suggestions from other people. Michele
big problem,need some help i am running a dual boot win/ubuntu, when i boot ubuntu and try to sign in this is the message on screen gdm could not write to your authorisation file this could mean that you are out of disk space or that your home dir could not be opened for writing,in any case it is not possible you log in.please contact your administrator, i need a administrater how do i get it up and running the only thing that i might have caused this was when i last used it, i was trying to find out how to do a backup of the files on it, any help to get me up and running would be much appreciated regards richard Get a free e-mail account with Hotmail. Sign-up now.
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