Good Morning All, I use Claws mail, which I set up to stores the actual mailboxes on the internal memory of my n810. I also have the maximum swap enabled on that card. Nothing else is stored there, or writes there as far as I know. There was an empty tmp directory there that I don't know where it came from. What happened was Claws started crashing, either immediately on startup or when accessing a mailbox folder. The card was only about 1/8 full as reported by the Nokia file manager. Trying to move the Claws folders to the external card with the file manager failed, but it did copy some files. The error message was some files read only. Using xterm and cp had much the same results. Once the files I could transfer were done, file manager would not allow me to format the internal memory. Error message was card in use. Control panel would not allow me to disable swap. I could not remove swap with rm -rf in xterm. Error message was system file cannot delete. I ended up accessing the card with my notebook via the usb cable, and deleting everything with Nautilus. I then formatted the internal card and all is well again. I moved my sig files back to the internal card but I cannot seem to copy the mailboxes w/o causing Claws to crash. It would be nice to have them back but not worth spending a lot of time on it. It appears that all the files have the correct attributes as reported by Nautilus. I think the cause might be that my n810 battery ran out at the same time the card was being accessed. Does this sound right, or should I be worried about other gremlins? Best Regards, -- Peter The Plumber sm Sent from a mobile Internet Tablet _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
