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Post by Tarq on Dec 9, 2021 21:53:22 GMT
I haven't erased the disc and I'm sure it's not damaged. I think the problem is with the file format
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Post by enigma9o7 on Dec 9, 2021 22:12:01 GMT
Could it be a hibernated windows NTFS partition?
What is the problem you're having, or what are you trying to do?
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Post by Tarq on Dec 9, 2021 23:39:08 GMT
Could it be a hibernated windows NTFS partition? What is the problem you're having, or what are you trying to do? Files and pictures in the section I want them |
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Post by Tarq on Dec 9, 2021 23:50:04 GMT
Could it be a hibernated windows NTFS partition? What is the problem you're having, or what are you trying to do? good greeting I speak Arabic with the help of a translator I'm not a technical expert, and I don't want to have difficult conversations My role is to clarify the problem, understand it, and define the problem Just post the solution directly |
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Post by enigma9o7 on Dec 10, 2021 5:19:34 GMT
If it is windows hibernated partition, and you want to copy files and pictures from it, then you need to boot back into windows and tell it to do a full shutdown, not just hibernate (which is its default behavior).
The translator is not very effective, your last message has no clear meaning and contradicts itself. There may be arabic linux users chatroom or forum you could find with a web search(in arabic), that may make troubleshooting easier... as this does not seem to be something only Bodhi users would understand or a Bodhi bug/etc....
But if you want to try here, we need a hint as to what you're trying to do or what problem you're having.
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Post by Hippytaff on Dec 10, 2021 10:06:35 GMT
Could it be a hibernated windows NTFS partition? What is the problem you're having, or what are you trying to do?� Files and pictures in the section I want them I think Tarq wants access to the files on the possibly hibernated windows partition. So the solution would be to do as advised and boot into the windows partition, shut it down (rather than hibernate). Log back into Bodhi, mount and access the windows partition. |
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Post by Tarq on Dec 10, 2021 19:14:29 GMT
Files and pictures in the section I want them Log back into Bodhi, mount and access the windows partition. How do I get to Windows partition |
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Post by Tarq on Dec 10, 2021 19:22:08 GMT
Files and pictures in the section I want them . Log back into Bodhi, I don't understand what you mean by going back to Bodhi |
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Post by Tarq on Dec 10, 2021 19:27:47 GMT
Files and pictures in the section I want them I think Tarq wants access to the files on the possibly hibernated windows partition. So the solution would be to do as advised and boot into the windows partition, shut it down (rather than hibernate). Log back into Bodhi, mount and access the windows partition. What do I do after I get to the section you mentioned? Sda5 is meant where my photos and profiles are located I don't know what kind of file format is required because I'm a former Windows user. |
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Post by deepspeed on Dec 10, 2021 22:09:54 GMT
You can always boot windows and back up any files there to an external drive. Otherwise you need to boot windows and shut it down normally before attempting to recover the files from the linux drive. You may also need to install a simple tool in Bodhi to be able to mount the NTFS drives from linux. To mount the drives, you need to use a normal file manager like Thunar and navigate to /media/username/ and look for a folder with the windows drive. All the info should be in there. If you don't have that folder, then you need to mount the drive from scratch. You'll have to learn to use the 'mount' command in terminal for that. |
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Post by Tarq on Dec 10, 2021 22:25:29 GMT
You can always boot windows and back up any files there to an external drive. Otherwise you need to boot windows and shut it down normally before attempting to recover the files from the linux drive. You may also need to install a simple tool in Bodhi to be able to mount the NTFS drives from linux. To mount the drives, you need to use a normal file manager like Thunar and navigate to /media/username/ and look for a folder with the windows drive. All the info should be in there. If you don't have that folder, then you need to mount the drive from scratch. You'll have to learn to use the 'mount' command in terminal for that. I am not a technician I am a common user and I want a solution and I do not know how to deal with the lines of orders complexly I just want the solution steps. The problem happened when Linux was installed and the hard drive split, and I think I left the file format in question empty for fear of being erased or tampered with. |
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Post by Hippytaff on Dec 10, 2021 23:41:51 GMT
Looks like you installed Bodhi and are now dual booting…accidentally? Which is a new one on me. On getting out of said dilemma step one for me, would be to start windows and back up my files either on the Internet (google drive etc) or usb drive. Let me know when you’re ready for step two 😜🙂
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Post by Hippytaff on Dec 10, 2021 23:44:51 GMT
…alternatively join the discord channel and you might be lucky enough to find some from the community there who will be happy to help in real time.
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Post by Tarq on Dec 18, 2021 22:14:58 GMT
Looks like you installed Bodhi and are now dual booting…accidentally? Which is a new one on me. On getting out of said dilemma step one for me, would be to start windows and back up my files either on the Internet (google drive etc) or usb drive. Let me know when you’re ready for step two 😜🙂 The current take-off from flash I do not want installation now I want to solve the obvious problem and restore the format of my missing file Now I took off from the flash without installing the system. What's next? |
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Post by enigma9o7 on Dec 18, 2021 22:18:48 GMT
The problem isnt obvious to anyone but you. Stop posting nonsense please.
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