Originally Posted by adilbaiya (Post 1129967)

Thnx a lot "HHMAH". It resolved my issue. Thnx God that I'd backup.

Originally Posted by tim_de_wolf (Post 1130350)

Was my post of any help?

Originally Posted by adilbaiya (Post 1130572)

Thnx for u too as you responded very nicely by guiding me towards the real solution of my problem but as I'd told u earlier that m just a beginner so according to another suggestion, I run a saved backup then restore the settings and at last this resolved my issue.

Originally Posted by tim_de_wolf (Post 1130639)

Alright, thats fine then. I can advice you to try out my suggestion as well. You won't lose any data, and the learning process (using xterm) is seriously worth the effort. Xterm gives you so much more usefull things to do with the n900.

Originally Posted by adilbaiya (Post 1131047)

Thnx once again frnd:) Yup agree with u... Ohk I'll try (Inshallah) and wil disturb you if required for further assistance.
Should I enter these commands as it as and have to press enter after every command?

Originally Posted by tim_de_wolf (Post 1129465)

I've had similar issues too. I now for example have the problem that it takes a hell long time to "load" the conversation. For example, you open conversation, see ur Friends name with the latest txt message: blablabla, I click on it and it takes forever to load the messages, the screen where they should be stays black...

I have a (possible) solution though:

First gain root access:
sudo gainroot

..then switch to the target directory:
cd .rtcom-eventlogger

Now dump the contents of the existing database to a raw SQL file:
sqlite3 el-v1.db .dump > el-v1.db.sql

Restore the SQL to a new database:
sqlite3 el-v1.db.new < el-v1.db.sql

You may ignore SQL errors at this stage; they occur due to corruption in the source.

Now overwrite the broken DB (you may wish to back up the original file):
cp el-v1.db.new el-v1.db

Finally, ensure that the file is owned by 'user' and is in the 'users' group so it may be read by Conversations
chown user el-v1.db
chgrp users el-v1.db

Now close and re-open your Conversations app - the changes should be immediate!

You won't lose data. I hope this helps.

Originally Posted by Socim (Post 1132669)

Thanks! It solved my problem!

Originally Posted by tim_de_wolf (Post 1131121)

Yes thats about it. Just open X terminal, make sure you're first command to enter is "sudo gainroot", .......................
Feel free to post any further questions