closing as requested
** Changed in: fslint (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Please close as old operating system and long time ago
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PádraigThank you for your help. I made a home partition in a spare
partition
and which contained all the . files and .directories. and mounted it with
fstab.
After a reboot Dropbox tried to come up and complained as the dropbox file
was not there and i noticed that the modem light was not on
Well if you wanted to compare dotfiles in 2 dirs you could:
diff <(ls -1d ~/.* | sort) <(ls -1d backup/.* | sort)
When fslint runs you can also auto deselect all files in /home/
using the selection functions. Or you could select those
to and scan the list to see if fslint has selecte/highligh
all my pictures are on a different drive. I thought the same thing as
fslint starts with home/eric (ny directory). So i was very careful to
start by deleting that file from the scan area. but when I rebooted x
failed again. Is there some way I can since I have narrowed the "bad" dot
or config fi
Did you clean those pictures by deletion?
I suspect you selected a "dotfile" for deletion in error
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