Brian
finally i have the machine next to me (it was on a vessel... somewhere
at the sea).
so i can confirm that the UUIDs are the same for both disks (sda/sdb).
That is because i've created the partitions to the sdb disk by using the
command sfdisk -d /dev/sda|sfdisk /dev/sdb
after that i have c
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In the past 2 weeks I have experienced at least 2 instances of new files
either downloaded from the web or copied from an external drive to my
Ubuntu 14.04 final beta system (x64 bit ubuntu desktop) disappearing
from my system.
The first instance was an .mpg fi
Brian - could you update the bug description, using the pencil icon to
the far right of Bug Description, to modify the description with the
root cause and solution? This'll help other people who encounter this
same issue. Thanks!
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Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Isidoros
I think your problem was the same mistake I made cloning a disk.
When you reinstall the new disk you need to create a new UUID for it and
then edit /etc/fstab and change the new disks UUID to that.
check:
$ more /etc/fstab
and see if you have a duplicate UUID listed
The problem occur
i'm facing the same issue with mdadm raid mirroring disks.
I have cloned my original sda disk to the new sda disk (via clonezilla).
The original disk has configured to use raid mirroring but only one
brick (the current one) is available.
After finishing clonezilla restoration, i have added a bric
This bug report can closed.
Its not a bug but an unintentional side affect of using Clonezilla to
clone a primary drive.
Clonezilla does clone the primary drive properly but the new disk with
the cloned image retains the UUID's of the original drive.
This now causes confusion to grub at boot tim
Roman thanks... yes I'd realized that is what had happened quite a while
sgo & gixed it... forgot to update the bug report though. Anyone using
clonezilla to dup their primary drive as a backup measure needs to be aware
of this
On Jan 28, 2016 6:35 PM, "rchyla" wrote:
> run 'blkid' and check if
run 'blkid' and check if you have identical UUIDs
if yes, you may be affected by the same problem as me; i've recently
cloned my partititions (using dd), and I didn't realize (or even
thought!) that the ubuntu will sometimes use the one, and in other times
the other partition (one was on SSD, one
I am seeing this issue with a filesystem on a HP n40l microserver
running OpenSuSE 13.2.
I have an ext4 formatted partition appx. 2TB. When I reboot some files
are missing and return on reboot. This can occur anywhere on the tree.
Perhaps this is a kernel or filesystem issue?
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Ubuntu 14.04
Hello,
I am just here to report that I have the same problem too. It occured
sometime between last tuesday and today, and several of the .jpg and
.png files located in my home/me/pictures have dissapeared, seemingly at
random. (All were downloaded from the internet. The date at which they
were dow
I have the same problem.
I thought that only the files on /home/ivanna/Descargas dissapear.
So I created a new folder /home/ivanna/DESCARGAS.
And the files dessapear too!!
Only the files, folders do not disappear
I only reboot my pc where the updates ask me to. My Pc is on all the
time.
My HDD
I "may" have found a source for my problem... ubuntu 14.04 has had several
bugs with grub installation.
My system has 3 - 2TB drives ... all bought at the same time and all the
SAME Model, SAME Vendor, SAME size and I originally had formatted all with
EXT4.
I'll call them Drives A, B, C in this d
This problem of disappearing files is still occurring. Sometimes they
reappear after some number of reboots and sometimes not.
I had been running the Ubuntu 14.04 final beta but last week upgraded
everything to the released packages.
Everything has seemed fine until today. For the past 3 days
Ok.. today I had VirtualBox disappear from my system. Booted up and 3 of
the Virtualbox files were missing:
virtualbox
virtualbox-qt
virtualbox-dkms
I am absolutely certain I did not delete those myself. Other components
of virtualbox still showed as installed (guest additions etc).
Brian
Ok... this is getting weird.
I just sent that last email.
The trying to recreate...
I copied 1 directory of 30 files from a USB3 drive to my 14.04 HD to my
~/Desktop directory.
Confirmed both the directory I copied and the files in it were there.
Checked the ~/Desktop/family directory where I h
The .mpg movie was just downloaded to my ~/Downloads directory
The 15 Word .docx files were copied from a USB drive I use to transfer from
my business Win7 laptop via a USB3 cable to my Ubuntu 14.04 machine. For
those files I created a new directory in my ~/Desktop
and copied the files there.
What folder did you put the files in?
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Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. It seems that your bug report is not filed about a
specific source package though, rather it is just filed against Ubuntu
in general. It is important that bug reports be filed about source
packages so that people
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