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The developers screwed it up. They tried to make it fancier by auto launching f-spot. To do this the device is not mounted as a file system. Thus you can't use it conveniently like a filesystem...

I am trying to recover email from another computer. I copied the Maildir files over and opened an account under Evolution to point to the Maildir where my messages are.

Evolution does not see the...

This does not work. It is not behaving as in 6.04. Ubuntu make it fancy with the auto f-spot pop-up, and now the old true and tried automount does not work.

Where can I find the /dev? I can see...

It is a foreign mount -- from some other computer since I am trying to recover the information. There is no fstab.

I know the data is still intact. From the reiserfsck you can see it rebuild the...

Does it matter that I brought the hardisk in from a 64-bit system into a 32-bit system.

I have a lvm volume with reiser filesystem.

I had to recover it and rebuild superblock.

Reiserfsck indicates everything is okay, but I cannot mount.

Before recovery /lib/udev/vol_id...

More debugging and it looks like it hangs at the test in one of the boot scripts at the command "/lib/udev/vol_id /dev/mapper/root-root".

When it drops to initramfs, I run the command...

Some supplementary information:

If I look at the /etc/lvm/backup 's to look at LVM descriptions I see that the descriptions are generated.
I have two logical volumes to mount, but for root VG...

Hello. I could not find a thread that exactly matched my problems. So please help if you know the answer.

I have an existing Hardy desktop 64-bit (8.04) installation and it failed boot on power...

Hello. I could not find a thread that exactly matched my problems. So please help if you know the answer.

I have an existing Hardy desktop 64-bit (8.04) installation and it failed boot on power...