beta2

[mk01]

(1st Dec, 2013 09:25 PM)CurlyMo Wrote:  /home/xbian/.xbmc:
totaal 0
drwxrwxr-x 1 root root 0 aug 18 19:37 userdata

/home/xbian/.xbmc/userdata:
totaal 0

if you still have the filesystem can you mount the btrfs root with

Code:

mount -o subvol=/ /dev/root /mnt

and check with mc the …home/@ probably others ? or even root/@/home which should be empty just used as mount point . maybe you find them there ?

when you see /home/xbian so empty, is it actually mountpoint and active ? "mountpoint /home" will tell.

yesterday I found that mountall from wheezy 7.2 is working a bit different than before. in my case 1 from 10-20 cases happened (and only if booted directly to rootfs without initramfs) /proc wasn't mounted soon enough to provide cmdline infos causing /home and /lib/modules not being mounted. very very strange.

this would correspond with your xbmc not being started and the right package reinstall could recreate missing xbian xbmc and userdata dir.

so that's why I'm just asking if the /home you are looking at is really mounted home/@.

it was corrected in xbian-update yesterday - version -11d and /etc/xbian_revision should read 000063 .