On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, M. Neidorff wrote:
> Another possibility is that you may have a controller problem.
> (was it also changed when the new HDD was installed?)
Along these lines, it's possible that the directory entry for /home
has been damaged. If a filesystem check has been performed since the
problem occurred, take a look for a directory under /lost+found that
contains your /home files. If it's there, just move it to /home.
df would tell you if this is a possibility. If your disk usage is
still about where it was before, then the files haven't been deleted.
BTW, mounting something on top of /home would make it appear to be
empty, but it would still be visible. /home itself would not
disappear.
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