Isidoros
I think your problem was the same mistake I made cloning a disk.
When you reinstall the new disk you need to create a new UUID for it and
then edit /etc/fstab and change the new disks UUID to that.
check:
$ more /etc/fstab
and see if you have a duplicate UUID listed
The problem occur
Roman thanks... yes I'd realized that is what had happened quite a while
sgo & gixed it... forgot to update the bug report though. Anyone using
clonezilla to dup their primary drive as a backup measure needs to be aware
of this
On Jan 28, 2016 6:35 PM, "rchyla" wrote:
> run 'blkid' and check if
I "may" have found a source for my problem... ubuntu 14.04 has had several
bugs with grub installation.
My system has 3 - 2TB drives ... all bought at the same time and all the
SAME Model, SAME Vendor, SAME size and I originally had formatted all with
EXT4.
I'll call them Drives A, B, C in this d
This problem of disappearing files is still occurring. Sometimes they
reappear after some number of reboots and sometimes not.
I had been running the Ubuntu 14.04 final beta but last week upgraded
everything to the released packages.
Everything has seemed fine until today. For the past 3 days
Ok.. today I had VirtualBox disappear from my system. Booted up and 3 of
the Virtualbox files were missing:
virtualbox
virtualbox-qt
virtualbox-dkms
I am absolutely certain I did not delete those myself. Other components
of virtualbox still showed as installed (guest additions etc).
Brian
Ok... this is getting weird.
I just sent that last email.
The trying to recreate...
I copied 1 directory of 30 files from a USB3 drive to my 14.04 HD to my
~/Desktop directory.
Confirmed both the directory I copied and the files in it were there.
Checked the ~/Desktop/family directory where I h
The .mpg movie was just downloaded to my ~/Downloads directory
The 15 Word .docx files were copied from a USB drive I use to transfer from
my business Win7 laptop via a USB3 cable to my Ubuntu 14.04 machine. For
those files I created a new directory in my ~/Desktop
and copied the files there.