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I installed Midori on my n800, running Diablo, andran it out of space. I noticed the apps menu had gone blank, but bookmarks were still good. I removed a few apps, freeing up 40mb of space. the apps menu was still blank, so rebooted. now all my bookmarks are gone too!
HELP!!!!!!!
I dont think midori has anything to do with this. It is just what ran me out of space. I am sure it is Maemo having a temper tantrum about it.
Keith

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This might help: Troubleshooting menu issues
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When I give this command in a terminal, cp /etc/xdg/menus/applications.menu /home/user/.osso/menus/ ; update-desktop-database, I get "No directories in update-desktop-database search path could be processed and updated" as a response.


I have 38mb free on a 645mb partition on the internal sd card that I am booting from.

Also, I still find nothing for my bookmark issue.

For others with this problem,since the apps menu is blank, I had to add xterm to my personal launcher menu on the desktop. Without that installed, how would someone get to a terminal window in this situation?

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Today the same happened to me. Debernardis' link was useful to me. Do not forget to run that command as root.
 
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yup, ran as root, and no joy. Where do I go from here?
 
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1) Do you have an applications.menu file in /etc/xdg/menus/ ? If you lack it, the problem might be here.

2) update-desktop-database seems to accept a directory as an argument. I suspect that by default it's /usr/share/applications.
It should have a number of folders there, including "hildon", "hildon-control-panel", "hildon-home", "hildon-navigator", "hildon-status-bar" plus some .desktop file - or is it empty because of your full filesystem problem? In this case I think your setup is kaputt and you better flash the thing new - unless you have a backup available.

Hope that helps.
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