When installing, I wanted to save the D drive, installed it for the first time, when I did the markup, set the point of the D drive as / home and Ext4 type. Now there is nothing there, the data is lost?
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For Linux, there is a great utility that saved me more than once. Called testdisk, in its composition is also Photoreg. Located in the standard Ubuntu distribution packages.
sudo apt-get install testdisk Runs from the terminal, further intuitive ...
I wish you success.
PS The disk with the name "D" hardly had a file system different from NTFS. The data is lost reinforced ...
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if before D was a file system different from Ext4, then the data most likely cannot be recovered (although I am not an expert in data recovery, perhaps there are ways), if there was Ext4 and you didn’t check the format box, then the data should have been saved.
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