So I went into Quickpic earlier expecting to see all my photos, and mysteriously 95% of them went missing, but not all of them. After booting up ES and other file explorers I couldn't find them. I hook the phone up to the computer and they're still missing. I pull up my favorite undelete program and there they all are, deleted but still there. The undelete program just finished and didn't seem to work. I had copies of all of them elsewhere.
But what I'm left wondering is why they all suddenly disappeared, I haven't done anything to the phone in recent weeks, I installed Cyanogenmod a few months ago and everything has been working like clockwork.
So what I'm left with is:
1) 95% of photos disappeared
2) The ones remaining seem random at best
3) They all appeared as deleted on my card and my basic run-of-the-mill undelete program restored them, but they are still missing
4) ONLY photos seem to be missing
I am running:
1) Rooted HTC Incredible
2) Cyanogenmod 7.0 stable
3) Sandisk 32 GB microSD card
So what actually happened to the photos? I didn't delete them and nobody else has access to my phone. I'd prefer not to have to restore them again and a quick google and forum search hasn't given me much to go on what actually happened. The best I found was something about using a non-brand name card, which I dismissed because I've never had trouble with sandisk before.
But what I'm left wondering is why they all suddenly disappeared, I haven't done anything to the phone in recent weeks, I installed Cyanogenmod a few months ago and everything has been working like clockwork.
So what I'm left with is:
1) 95% of photos disappeared
2) The ones remaining seem random at best
3) They all appeared as deleted on my card and my basic run-of-the-mill undelete program restored them, but they are still missing
4) ONLY photos seem to be missing
I am running:
1) Rooted HTC Incredible
2) Cyanogenmod 7.0 stable
3) Sandisk 32 GB microSD card
So what actually happened to the photos? I didn't delete them and nobody else has access to my phone. I'd prefer not to have to restore them again and a quick google and forum search hasn't given me much to go on what actually happened. The best I found was something about using a non-brand name card, which I dismissed because I've never had trouble with sandisk before.