On Mon, 18 Feb 2008 20:17:09 +0000, Hendrik Boom wrote: > On Mon, 18 Feb 2008 19:26:33 +0100, Tommy Persson wrote: > >> Hendrik Boom <hendrik at topoi.pooq.com> writes: >> >>> I tried posting on this yesterday, but the message seems to have gone >>> astray. >>> I've installed some gpe utilities on top of the factory-installed >>> OS2007 on my N800. >>> >>> Yesterday, when I pulled my N800 out of my briedcase, I noticed that: >>> (1) it was already on >>> (2) the calendar program had lost *all* my appointments, although my >>> to-do list was intact. >>> >>> >> I have had problems that files can not be read after a re-boot. Going >> to the directory in an xterm solved that problem today. So have you >> checked that the gpe-files are readable? Have you checked that the file >> system has not been corrupted? Well, I log in with an xterm. The file .gpe/calendar is there, is readable by everyone and writable by the owner. Doing more .gpe/calendar shows me a number of bits of ASCII string that is what I'd expect from the appointments I put in it. If course, there's a lot of gibberish, but that's what I'd expect form a data base. It's possible, if course, that some index the data base manager uses has been damaged, leaving the data there. If I recall correctly, gpe uses sqlite. I suppose the next thing is to figure out how to dump the file using sqlite. Maybe that will give us a clue. -- hendrik
