Hi all,
This my problem.
I have installed openSuse 12 in my laptop.My drive configuration before installation was
C:- 200GB
D:- 200GB
As i have used the option of auto partition in OpenSuse12 it has shrinked my D:- Drive so now the 60GB for open suse and 2GB of swap.
Now the problem is D drive is not accessible and it gives an error message like “D:- is not accessible. The file or directory is corrupted or unreadable”. But remaining portion of D drive is accessible from SUSE drive and its visible as Drive namely “DATA”. Logged into suse i tried copying files from D Drive ie Data drive to C :- drive… But nothing works out. Can You please suggest me how to proceed. I am badly in need of my datas in D Drive.
Thanks to you all in advance.
Sasidharan.K
C and D are no use in explaining really and you seem to be a little mixed up in your explanation
"D:- is not accessible.
But remaining portion of D drive is accessible
Uh!
Please open a terminal and get this info
cat /etc/fstab
fstab-info.mpeg - YouTube
Post it here in code tags
Hi,
First we have to use the same terms. For a laptop, you probably only have ones hard drive. What you call “C:” and “D:” in Microsoft speak are “partitions” (or “volumes”) on the first drive (known as /dev/sda in Linux speak).
Can you confirm that your primary problem is that you cannot see “D:” when you are logged int MS Windows?
What version of MS Windows?
Did you make a backup of the data on “D:” before allowing the openSuSE installation to shrink the partition?
Which graphical desktop do you use (e.g. KDE or Gnome)?
Can you log into openSuSE and connect to the Internet with a browser?
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Assuming the latter; can you start a Terminal (e.g. Konsole" and:
su -
fdisk -l
df -lhT
cat /etc/fstab
you will need the root password. Copy and paste the contents of the terminal window int your reply here using the Code tags (you will need to use the “Go Advanced” button to see the Insert Code icon.
This should provide us with the information to help you.