Hi,
Hi, It's a windows 7 fresh install, the system was not hibernated when I had these problems, ntfscheck/info said about some unsupported flags
Do you remember which flags ? Could be "dirty" meaning a partition previously improperly unmounted (for power failure, etc.)
It's an hard disk not an SSD.
I meant a computer using a SSD to cache data normally stored on a hard disk, for faster reboots. They are not compatible with both Linux and Windows.
It's very strange no one noticed the problem because I think there is nothing uncommon in my configuration.
I agree, the more as 2013.1.13AR.1 is a year an a half old, and the only similar reports were related to using Windows 8 (which is compatible with newer ntfs-3g).
I have my thunderbird profile shared between linux and windows, and it becames corrupted after opening thunderbird on windows
The cause does not appear to be Thunderbird (or any other application) related. If you used different incompatible Thunderbird versions on Linux and Windows, you would get application-level errors, not cluster allocation errors.
Please tell me if I can provide more informations
Do you remember having made some configuration change at the same period ? It is probably not worth switching back to the old version, but if you get something similar again, please report, and I will try to track the cause again. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
