Lost files

[Colin23erk]

I was using Session and Startup to try to Automount my Data partition from a Mint Forum post

http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1197


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This used "Disk" but it did not work for me - the options were Greyed out so I tried this

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Menu > All Applications > Startup Applications >
Add (opens little window), put:
udisks --mount /dev/sdx
(where sdx is the name of your disk)
in the 'Command' text box. Name process
something like 'Auto-mount', hit 'Add' and
make sure it's ticked under 'Startup programs'.

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I had a "Startup" for Keepboard which did not work after I used (udisks --mount /dev/sd5) etc for 3 partitions. Even the LinuxLite sound was not given even though it was ticked . It might just be coincidence but when I removed my additions to Startup it came back but Keepboard did not ?


When I check for the "Keepboard"it is not found even with Hidden files searches .


I am looking for help to see if the Keepboard Files can be recovered using if possible a GUI . My recent attempts at finding solutions only seam to result in finding I need a solution for my solution -etc etc


Colin