After installing ubuntu on /root , the Hard changed the partitoning

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I was using Ubuntu and got some errors on the blank desktop, so I decided to reinstall Ubuntu. I have these partitions:



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I installed Ubuntu on the / partition. The problem is that Documents, pictures folders changed and the system a new hard drive with the old data in Ubuntu
like this:



nautilus screenshot



Now when I import some music on Clementine and play it, after restarting the songs become invisible and I must import it again.
Another problem happened to me when I installed android studio and some SDK gave me an error that Home has empty space. How can I fix this?










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    I was using Ubuntu and got some errors on the blank desktop, so I decided to reinstall Ubuntu. I have these partitions:



    gparted screenshot



    I installed Ubuntu on the / partition. The problem is that Documents, pictures folders changed and the system a new hard drive with the old data in Ubuntu
    like this:



    nautilus screenshot



    Now when I import some music on Clementine and play it, after restarting the songs become invisible and I must import it again.
    Another problem happened to me when I installed android studio and some SDK gave me an error that Home has empty space. How can I fix this?










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      I was using Ubuntu and got some errors on the blank desktop, so I decided to reinstall Ubuntu. I have these partitions:



      gparted screenshot



      I installed Ubuntu on the / partition. The problem is that Documents, pictures folders changed and the system a new hard drive with the old data in Ubuntu
      like this:



      nautilus screenshot



      Now when I import some music on Clementine and play it, after restarting the songs become invisible and I must import it again.
      Another problem happened to me when I installed android studio and some SDK gave me an error that Home has empty space. How can I fix this?










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      I was using Ubuntu and got some errors on the blank desktop, so I decided to reinstall Ubuntu. I have these partitions:



      gparted screenshot



      I installed Ubuntu on the / partition. The problem is that Documents, pictures folders changed and the system a new hard drive with the old data in Ubuntu
      like this:



      nautilus screenshot



      Now when I import some music on Clementine and play it, after restarting the songs become invisible and I must import it again.
      Another problem happened to me when I installed android studio and some SDK gave me an error that Home has empty space. How can I fix this?







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