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Originally Posted by michaaa62 View Post
The errors while starting BackupMenu are minor! You might in the long run just install libacl1 and libattr1 to get rid of the errors.

Yes Photorec is some kind of an application Only for professionals i think. Testdisk is the better in terms of usability of the two.
Nevertheless it might be your only chance to use it, because of the weird automatic behavior to create the dot.folders in My Docs, this might just have overwritten the descriptors(pointers) to the files and folders, you had in the folders with the same names before.

The 'ot a boot d'-named partition should be your desired 'MyDocs' partition. All kind of problems might get the label or name of a partition to get screwed.

You might want to create a clone copy of MyDocs, aka. 'ot a boot d', on your laptop
Code:
sudo dd=/dev/disk/by-label/'ot a boot d' of=/home/$USER/MyDocs.dd.img bs=4096
Please adapt the path to the partition and to the folder, where you want to store the image, to your needs.
You might use Photorec or Testdisk on the image as well and could just reformat the MyDocs partition and carry on.
hmm... I don't know... I wish it would be my desired MyDocs folder...

I tried to make a clone copy and the following happened:

1. in the /dev/disk/by-label folder I only see a "@ot\x20a\x20boot\x20d" named file, which is unaccessable.

2. so I typed "dd if=/media/'ot a boot d' of=/home/my_user_name/MyDocs.dd.img bs=4096. the following message emerged: ""dd: /media/ot a boot d" reading: this is a directory
0+0 read record
0+0 wrote record
0 bit (0B) copied, 0.000507397 sec, 0.0 kB/sec"

another thing is that in ubuntu's /media folder I can see the 2 Gig partition which also have a MyDocs folder in its /user folder... (now I connect my phone using BackupMenu)

and one more thing: in ubuntu's /media folder I can see the /ot a boot d folder which has .documents, .videos, .sounds etc. folders (empty of course) and a /MyDocs folder

Last edited by justmemory; 2012-02-03 at 13:49.