Article 539YF Data loss under Linux

Data loss under Linux

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sajreborn
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I work under linux debian buster.
This morning I worked as usual and my PC crashed. I forced it to shut down and when I restarted, it presents the terminal with initramfs (if I'm not mistaken) by inviting me to do an fsck.
This is not the first time this has happened to me. I usually do an fsck -y / dev / sda1 then fsck -y / dev / sda3 for my root and home partition.
But this morning, after crashing, when I did that, he scrolled through several messages quickly, and that worried me. At the end I restarted my PC and voila, I can no longer find my work folder. In fact, I have a folder containing two other folders. Hey there is only one visible folder left. All of my shortcuts to the missing folder no longer works.
When I make a df -h, the size appears as if the file is present, but impossible to see it. It is not in / lost + found
I have a global search in my home, and nothing
I can no longer work, all my work was there, I have a 1 month old backup, but good.
If really really, you have a solution, please I'm desperate.
My disk is partitioned into 4 including 3 for linux and one for ntfs
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