[SOLVED] can't find files

[tezza]

My Linux install is setup as swap/root/home on my master hard drive and on my slave drive has music on an ntfs partition. Anyway, (as root) copied the music files to my /home partition but halfway through the transfer it stopped "Disk Full". To my horror the files have been copied to my /root partition but I can't see the 'music' file to enable me to delete it.

I have tried to find the music files via the terminal and through the 'root file manager' window but nothing shows. Any help pleeeease?

[devils casper]

Which Linux distor are you using?

Press Alt+F2 and type this

gksu nautilus

Check if Nautilus pops up. It will allow you to delete files anywhere in your / partition. Do not delete/edit any other file.

[tezza]

Thanks casper but unfortunately my system became unusable and I had to re-install the operating system which is ok except now I have another problem which I will ask about in a new thread.

[devils casper]

Okk ! As you know, you can gain root privileges in Terminal using sudo but for Graphical applications, use gksu only.

[tezza]

Thank you for your help....had to re-install but thanks for the info!!!!!!!!