#1 2016-05-21 19:34:21

neo

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System Recovery

hello there. I installed cisco packet tracer and my home folder include 0 files.my config files and directories evanesce by packet tracer.as a result i want to do system recovery on my bunsenlabs. thnx for helps..

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neo

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Re: System Recovery

Does anyone have an idea?

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neo

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Re: System Recovery

yes solution is format. see you again after format..

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Horizon_Brave

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Registered: 2015-10-18

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Re: System Recovery

I'm not quite sure what you're asking..? Are you trying to reinstall bunsen?

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neo

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Re: System Recovery

i installed to bunsenlabs again.i am configuring to bunsenlabs.

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ohnonot

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Registered: 2015-09-29

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Re: System Recovery

I installed cisco packet tracer

what is this software? how did you install it?

my home folder include 0 files

did you install bunsenlabs to your hard drive? there should be some files.
please open a terminal and enter

ls -al ~

and post the output.

my config files and directories evanesce by packet tracer.

what's evanesque, what's packet tracer???
what config files???

as a result i want to do system recovery on my bunsenlabs.

a result of what?
and what is your definition of "system recovery"?

Last edited by ohnonot (2016-05-22 09:18:22)

Horizon_Brave

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Re: System Recovery

I've used packet tracer, it's a Cisco CCENT/CCNA networking simulator. It allows you to create router/switch emulators and help practice for the  exams. I've used it on windows. It's akin to something like GNS3, if you're familiar with that.

I could be wrong, but i don't think packettracer is available in the main debian repos. Also, atleast in windows, it definitely requires java to work and be running.

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nobody

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Re: System Recovery

I've used packet tracer, it's a Cisco CCENT/CCNA networking simulator. It allows you to create router/switch emulators and help practice for the  exams. I've used it on windows. It's akin to something like GNS3, if you're familiar with that.

I could be wrong, but i don't think packettracer is available in the main debian repos. Also, atleast in windows, it definitely requires java to work and be running.

No it doesn't. We had a packet tracer thread before.

Horizon_Brave

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Re: System Recovery

No it doesn't. We had a packet tracer thread before.

Understood, but does the thread you posted, have anything to do with OP's problem?  OP seems to have something up with his  ~  directory..

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damo

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Re: System Recovery

[....  OP seems to have something up with his  ~  directory..

Not anymore I guess - he reformatted and reinstalled. I know that feeling very well  8o

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Horizon_Brave

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Re: System Recovery

lol, always seems so drastic... Like dropping the H-bomb on a mouse, instead of trying to remove with a cheese trap.. oh well!

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