On Wed, 2009-06-10 at 16:30 +0100, Rob Beard wrote: > Greg Herdman wrote: <snip> > Now I haven't used Gramps personally but what you can do to make sure > you don't loose your Gramps data is to install Gramps whilst running on > the live CD, go into the home directory on your hard drive, press CTRL > and H which shows hidden files. Then look for a folder called .gramps > or something along those lines. Then copy this folder your home folder > on the Live CD (probably /home/ubuntu). Then try running Gramps and see > if your data is there, hopefully it will be.
I've just tested and can confirm that gramps stores it's data in a folder in your home directory called .gramps. Creating something, backing it up and restoring it shows that this file is where stuff is saved :) HTH Matt Daubney
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