On 25/01/07, john gibbons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No luck, Tony. Just tells me there is no such file. I wonder if I may
You mean that "fsck" tells you this? If so then you gave it the wrong device
name.
What does "cd ; df ." show?
--Amos
have accidentally reformatted it when I was using
No luck, Tony. Just tells me there is no such file. I wonder if I may
have accidentally reformatted it when I was using qtparted earlier,
losing my files in the process.
Thanks for the suggestion.
John.
Tony Sceats wrote:
have you tried fsck'ing it?
try inserting the drive, unmounting it (i
I have a flash drive that will no longer open and shows only a 'Lost +
found' file response. I tried opening it as root via the GUI but it says
it is empty. Have I lost all my files or is there some way around this?
Any help appreciated even if it is bad news.
John.
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SLUG - Sydney Linu
Alex Salmon wrote:
>
> hi
>
> that brings me to my next problem.. they are a mixture on mp3s and
> other binary files.. and there are *lots*
>
> is there no record of *saved* files?
Yep, it is called a "Backup"
I recommend tape if you have bulk, or burn a CD if it comes in <600Mb
chunks and o
hi
that brings me to my next problem.. they are a mixture on mp3s and
other binary files.. and there are *lots*
is there no record of *saved* files?
thanks
alex
On Friday 26 January 2001 01:23, you wrote:
>
>
> > i am sort of assuming that they contain my lost data.. if so the
> > question i
> i am sort of assuming that they contain my lost data.. if so the question
> is how do i reclaim them.
Open them up, work out what they are, and move them back. :)
fscked hard drives are a pain, hey?
- Jeff
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hi all
I have a bit of a problem.. i ws getting some ext2 errors when
mounting one of my partitions and i neglected to do anything then
tonite i did an fsck /dev/hda2 i spent about an hours saying yes to
fix the thousends of errors and it all seemed to go fine. I then re
mounted the partition
