Search in your back up drive where you have stored *.gnucash files. copy the
whole directory including the backup files, then launch the latest file ending
with .gnucash
Saludos Cordiales
Murugan
From: gnucash-user
on behalf of John
Bickerton
Sent: 27
On 3/28/2025 9:15 AM, Murugan Mariappan wrote:
Search in your back up drive where you have stored *.gnucash files. copy the
whole directory including the backup files, then launch the latest file ending
with .gnucash
This is a MUCH more global problem than just gnucash data.
You didn't say
Hi Chris
Like you, I use Lots to automatically generate Realized Gain/Loss
transactions.
IMHO this is the correct approach:
> each lot I continued to own, I created two splits: one selling for its
> original cost basis and another buying for the lot’s adjusted,
reduced > cost basis. Then in
I have recently backed up my entire hard drive to an external disk drive and
then done a factory reset of my machine. Gnucash has been installed on the
reset system OK but I can't find out how to transfer all my data from the
backup drive. Can anyone please help?
John Bickerton
Copy the file back?
David T.
On Mar 28, 2025, 12:43 PM, at 12:43 PM, John Bickerton
wrote:
>I have recently backed up my entire hard drive to an external disk
>drive and then done a factory reset of my machine. Gnucash has been
>installed on the reset system OK but I can't find out how to tra
Hi
If i understand you correctly you have not just backed up Gnucash but the
entire drive.
I do not know what OS you use but you will need to put the drive into a case or
other machine to make it live, connect it to your restored machine (usb?) and
use a disk utility or utilities to locate an
