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Maybe your home partition has not been mounted
...quite possibly as a result of corruption. Does File Manager show the icon for the main memory (I believe it calls it "Nokia N900" by default) but nothing inside? Or is the icon not there at all?

From the amount of storage used as per your first post I would assume that you either have a LOT of applications installed or (more likely) some files that should be in MyDocs are, in fact, in your /home partition. May I ask you for the output of this in the terminal:

Code:
ls -l /home
ls -l /home/user
ls -l /home/user/MyDocs
(names are case sensitive, so it is MyDocs and not mydocs or MYDOCS)

fdisk -l not found
Try sfdisk -l. You need to be root for that.

mount rootfs on / type rootfs (rw) and a long writing
It is that "long writing" that is interesting but let's start with the ls commands above.