upgrade to fedora 18 but lost many files
I have just upgraded to Fedora 18 using FedUp, but I find most of my files lost after the upgrading.
My home directory uses btrfs, and the files lost are all that recently not used. Is this a bug of btrfs or something else? Anybody can help me to restore the files? Thanks in advance. |
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I failed to upgrade using the network (2+ times), then used the ISO option, it just upgraded some of my packages(even though the iso do have some of them). After all, it can boot, though has no desktop. I did the installing, upgrading and cleaning manually. Quote:
I use "du -sh" find the space is in using, but only directories can be found. I think the files are not lost, but just don't know how to get them back. |
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1. as my /var doesn't have enough spaces, I made a symbolic link in the /home partions( ln -s /home/tmp /var/tmp ); before upgrading, it works, but in upgrading, it doesn't. maybe that's problem why I cannot upgrade from the network. 2. Then I download the ISO files and use fedup's iso option. It begins to install package after reboot. it stoped at a process of installing or something else(sorry for forgetting this) it seems like something about"link". 3. Then I boot in command line, do some installing, cleaning. I have to use startx to use the desktop environment even now. I read /root/fredupdebug.log, /var/log/upgrade.log yum.log and message, but didn't find anything useful for at least me. Since I use tmpfs for /tmp, nothing left every reboot. I will attach some of them. Quote:
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Thanks for the nfo. While you didn't exactly run the command like I wanted to it does show /home indeed uses btrfs and that /home/cuckoo holds about 16G worth of data. Wrt "Is this a bug of btrfs or something else?" your upgrade.log is remarkably free of errors related to btrfs. Here is a list of all Fedora btrfs-related open tickets: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist....uery_based_on= sorted by ticket number. While I haven't seen any bug there related to your problem maybe you can spot one. Wrt "most of my files lost after the upgrading" try to come up with some examples please. Can be partial file names or directory names and then try using 'find'. Say for example that you're looking for a file name containing "Deimos" in your home directory you could:
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find /home/cuckoo/.mozilla/firefox -type f -iname "*phobos*" -ls |
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here is a example,( I use: find . * -ls > find.txt) Attachment 11659 I find that the spaces in using are not the lost files, but the big ISO files downloaded, I forgot that. This time, maybe the files are really lost. |
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