after weekend's maintenance, I have lost ALL my documents, ALL my pictures, ALL my Audacity folders. It looks like a clean install. Where is my data? What just happened?
I applied distributed maintenance over the weekend. I noticed a new kernel come down along with a new firefox along with other maintenance. Today, after a cold boot, I find I have lost ALL my documents, ALL my pictures, ALL my music and ALL my Audacity projects.
In short, I have lost every piece of user data I had on my machine.
In addition I have lost all my bookmarks from Firefox. My machine looks like I have clean installed a new release.
I am absolutely livid. I applied maintenance - I did NOT request an upgrade release an would not have applied it if I could have stopped it. I have loaded maintenance release kernels before without completely corruputing my machine. If I can't get this resolved,this will be a deal breaker for me and Linux.
I am pretty sure that the maintenance did not re-format the partition, so I assume my data is still out there someplace. Can anyone offer any advice or direction to recover literaly years worth of data?
I can't believe I'm the only person to report this. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Gary Nelson
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