On 17 June 2010 11:21, David Potocnik <david.potocnik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I don't think so.
Look into /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/ or .rtcom-messaging-ui/ - this is where Conversations databases are stored. But to be honest I don't know if there's any way to recover any corruptions from there. There was something related to this problem on this list sometime ago (shortly after PR1.2 release, afair). Try to look around or perhaps wait until someone wiser will say something.
Sure, I've done that, which got the device functioning back to normal --from then on-- (calls&conversations getting saved, applications working, no more sporadic random messages).
To be more concrete:
Does N900, in case of /home partition fill-up, just go and delete all my personal conversations?
I don't think so.
Instead of asking about it? Or storing moving them to the big partition? It surely did that, right?
Where are they?
Disclaimer: I archive all my communications, so losing my last 8 months is a shock.
Look into /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/ or .rtcom-messaging-ui/ - this is where Conversations databases are stored. But to be honest I don't know if there's any way to recover any corruptions from there. There was something related to this problem on this list sometime ago (shortly after PR1.2 release, afair). Try to look around or perhaps wait until someone wiser will say something.
Thanks all,
D.On 17 June 2010 11:35, Dawid Lorenz <adl@xxxxxx> wrote:
_______________________________________________How about just starting with deleting that stuff you've accidentally copied there and filled the space, then reboot?On 17 June 2010 00:20, David Potocnik <david.potocnik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Side effects:
# the device started to behave insane - nothing worked anymore, and only later I started getting "disk full" messages.
# loss of all conversations!!! :O ...can I get my messages back? this is the worst.
# loss of "recent calls"
# loss of some system settings? (noticed: back to default ring tones)
Is there some hope to restore Conversations somehow?
It surely can't just decide to delete my old messages on its own?
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