> my bet is that the original /home is still there, but on 
> (say) /hdc6 while a new /home got built and set to mount on 
> say /hda6 when /hdc6 was not found at boot time, for what 
> ever reason (loose power cable?) all the files are still 
> there, just not mounted in the correct spot.
> copying the files to external media will work just fine as 
> long as the user doing the copying (writing to the hard 
> drive) is the same user you want to be able to access the files.

How do I find and/or mount this?
 
> As this is the newbie list, and as Joe Hill is about as 
> likely as a raindrop to tell you about 'fish', as it is a 
> 'kde' box to 'kde' box gui for ssh, when used in a konqurer. 
> (heck he may not even have ever used it, as much as he 
> like/loves KDE desktops), you need to know the IP# of the 
> computer you wish to connect, but for me, with both computers 
> running a KDE desktop, if I type 
> "fish://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/var/www/puke" I am asked for 
> root's password to connect to on the box 192.168.0.100, and 
> after I supply the password, I am connected to /var/www/puke, 
> which since I am root, I can write to or read from. any files 
> or folders I copy over will be owned by root. 
> you can use any user and/or spot on the mounted file systems 
> that user would normally be allowed access to.

Didn't get much of that ;-)

/Ralph
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