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Well this seems to point to a problem with xdg-user-dirs since this
handles all the 'default' folders.
But anyway, you've really got me stumped. I re-executed xdg-user-dirs-
update on my system and nothing happened.
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Status: Incomplete => New
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oh and lost+found is empty
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just in case:
:~$ df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda2 48156804 5297600 40412908 12% /
varrun 1004852 240 1004612 1% /var/run
varlock1004852 0 1004852 0% /var/lock
udev
output of mount | grep sda3:
mount | grep sda3
/dev/sda3 on /home type ext3 (rw,relatime)
I have attached the term.log file.
My home partition was still intact on logging in but the Documents, Public,
Music, and Pictures folders were all empty. I only noticed that files were
missing when I wen
Please let me know if I'm incorrect in assuming /home still existed when
you rebooted. If it did not, how did you first realize /home was
missing ? Was there a message saying that a filesystem check failed or
anything?
Additionally, do you have any files in /lost+found? Type "sudo ls
/lost+foun
>From the sounds of it, you still had /home when you rebooted, but your
documents were missing.
Can you provide a list of the folders that exist in /home right now?
What exactly did you see when you rebooted? Just a desktop devoid of
files? Was anything else odd?
It is very peculiar that an upd
I have /home on a separate partition (sda3) and it is ext3. not sure
what you mean by mount options since it is mounted at boot.
I have attached one of the messages files you asked for. there is
another one in /var/log that is messages.0
** Attachment added: "messages"
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I'm changing this bug's status to Incomplete since additional
information was asked for by a bug triager.
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Status: New => Incomplete
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Thanks for reporting this bug.
Do you use a separate /home partition? If so, can you provide as many
details as possible about it, like what the filesystem is and what
options it is mounted with?
Also helpful would be some logs. Could you please attach the messages
file in your /var/log directo
Should have said that I am running Ubunt Hardy Heron 8.04B
2.6.24-15-generic
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