caf4926 wrote:
> open a terminal and when this file opens, paste the contents here. DO
> this;
>
> gnomesu gedit /etc/fstab
>
> you will be asked for your root password
>
>
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I edited the /etc/fstab file as suggested. Its still the same.
Nautilus keeps searching for the files in my home directory while an ‘ls-a’ in the terminal gives me nothing…not even an error message.
Let me paste the contents of my current /etc/fstab just to make sure i’ve got it right.
By default when you go to home it will actually open at:
/home/your_username
It’s unlikely - but what if your username folder became .username
That’s why I ask to view hidden files.
My next suggestion would be to read the /home partition from a live cd. And if possible make a backup, as you may need to format it. But lets see what you report on hidden files first.
if not, see it anyway…because you need to remember what you did (or
YaST Online Update did) between the last time the /home contents
showed, and the first time they didn’t…and then UNdo that…
if you get stuck on that path, then i’d suggest you add a new user,
log in as that user and see if the contents of the new users directory
show up in nautilus and/or the terminal…(because i bet they
do–which means your system is ok, just some config in your
broken-home is screwed…come back when you have checked the new
user’s home, and ask how to check the good against the bad and
therefore learn WHAT to fix)
If it shows it mounted have you done as suggested and confirmed it isn’t user error and its not been formatted, by booting with a live cd and checking if the content is there?