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This started happening out of the blue. Originally, I was able to "ls" my "Storage" folder and all 3 subdirectories were listed accordingly. ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups' 'Software')



Starting yesterday, "ls" now only returns, ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups')



As if "Software" doesn't exist anymore



I can "cd" into "Software" still and all of my files are still intact. I can only get the folder to reappear by renaming it, but once I change it back, it won't show again!



I feel like a Rootkit may be nesting in there, because this is a common symptom. Any ideas on how to fix this?









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This started happening out of the blue. Originally, I was able to "ls" my "Storage" folder and all 3 subdirectories were listed accordingly. ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups' 'Software')



Starting yesterday, "ls" now only returns, ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups')



As if "Software" doesn't exist anymore



I can "cd" into "Software" still and all of my files are still intact. I can only get the folder to reappear by renaming it, but once I change it back, it won't show again!



I feel like a Rootkit may be nesting in there, because this is a common symptom. Any ideas on how to fix this?









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This started happening out of the blue. Originally, I was able to "ls" my "Storage" folder and all 3 subdirectories were listed accordingly. ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups' 'Software')



Starting yesterday, "ls" now only returns, ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups')



As if "Software" doesn't exist anymore



I can "cd" into "Software" still and all of my files are still intact. I can only get the folder to reappear by renaming it, but once I change it back, it won't show again!



I feel like a Rootkit may be nesting in there, because this is a common symptom. Any ideas on how to fix this?









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This started happening out of the blue. Originally, I was able to "ls" my "Storage" folder and all 3 subdirectories were listed accordingly. ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups' 'Software')



Starting yesterday, "ls" now only returns, ('Beta Profiles' 'OS Backups')



As if "Software" doesn't exist anymore



I can "cd" into "Software" still and all of my files are still intact. I can only get the folder to reappear by renaming it, but once I change it back, it won't show again!



I feel like a Rootkit may be nesting in there, because this is a common symptom. Any ideas on how to fix this?







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