SOLVED: Setup page error

[intellected]

Hi, Im back again.

This time the following happened:

I had my /home folder mounted on a ext hd.
But I realised I needed that ext hd for something else.
So I have created a new partition on my internal hd and mounted the /home folder there.
I have tested in fedora by creating a new user and its home folder appeared on the new partition. But when I go the the setup page in hda dashboard I get a error saying:

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Woopsie. Sorry about that! It could be due to a bug, or very low memory, or very low disk in the root (/) partition. If your disk or memory are not critical, it's likely a bug. If this persists, please file a bug report with as much detail as you can. You will be redirected to a debug page with more information shortly.

And after that:

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The page you were looking for doesn't exist. You may have mistyped the address or the page may have moved. Please report this error in Amahi Forums. Or if you think this is a bug, better yet, report it in the Amahi tracker under "platform --> new issue".

Sysinfo:

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MOUNTED FILESYSTEMS Processing... Mountpoint Type Partition Usage Free Used Size Totals 0.51% 1.90 TiB 10.44 GiB 2.01 TiB / ext4 /dev/sdb1 (rw, relatime, data=ordered) 2% (1%) 859.94 GiB 10.24 GiB 916.77 GiB /boot ext4 /dev/sda1 (rw, relatime, data=ordered) 41% (1%) 98.00 MiB 77.69 MiB 189.69 MiB /dev devtmpfs devtmpfs (rw, nosuid, size=502828k, nr_inodes=125707, mode=755) 0% (1%) 491.04 MiB 0 B 491.04 MiB /dev/shm tmpfs tmpfs (rw, nosuid, nodev) 1% (1%) 497.39 MiB 76.00 KiB 497.47 MiB /ho ext4 /dev/sdc1 (rw, relatime, data=ordered) 1% (1%) 870.11 GiB 71.68 MiB 916.77 GiB /home ext4 /dev/sda4 (rw, relatime, data=ordered) 1% (1%) 213.40 GiB 59.22 MiB 224.91 GiB /run tmpfs tmpfs (rw, nosuid, nodev, mode=755) 1% (1%) 496.59 MiB 904.00 KiB 497.47 MiB /sys/fs/cgroup tmpfs tmpfs (rw, nosuid, nodev, noexec, mode=755) 0% (1%) 497.47 MiB 0 B 497.47 MiB /tmp tmpfs tmpfs (rw) 1% (1%) 497.25 MiB 224.00 KiB 497.47 MiB /tmp tmpfs tmpfs (rw)

Btw /ho is the old location which I changed the name of the mounting point.
Thanks!

[bigfoot65]

Not sure, but may have been something on the drive that is missing on the new one.

Never a good idea to mount a USB drive for home. The OS should be located all on a single drive to prevent issues.

Look for hidden files on the old drive. Not sure what else it could be that is causing issues.

[intellected]

Thanks for the reply.

I just re-installed without the ext hd.

[bigfoot65]

Understand. Will mark this one as solved.