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2010-10-15
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not unless you have a back up i'm afraid
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2010-10-15
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well i did but i deleted them too lol....
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2010-10-15
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Technically things aren't really deleted so much as removed from the index which tracks where things are. Unfortunately, you'd need a tool that can find that piece of data and bring it back, of which I know of none available on the N900 (or any phone for that matter.)
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2010-10-15
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Originally Posted by stew-b
lol here too
well i did but i deleted them too lol....
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2010-10-15
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Originally Posted by cincibluer6
How about mounting the filesystem that the conversations are stored on, over SSH, to a computer and using restoration tools from that end?
Technically things aren't really deleted so much as removed from the index which tracks where things are. Unfortunately, you'd need a tool that can find that piece of data and bring it back, of which I know of none available on the N900 (or any phone for that matter.)
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2010-10-15
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If I'm not mistaken, conversations are stored in a SQLite-data base:
/user/home/.rtcom-eventlogger/el-v1.db (PR 1.2)
so my guess is you're out of luck. Sorry.
/user/home/.rtcom-eventlogger/el-v1.db (PR 1.2)
so my guess is you're out of luck. Sorry.
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2010-10-15
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for videos or pictures you can use any disk rescue desktop program.
i accindentally ereased all pics from my holidays in poland but i resued them with a winxp app called diskdigger.
it takes some time but you can rescue most files.
i accindentally ereased all pics from my holidays in poland but i resued them with a winxp app called diskdigger.
it takes some time but you can rescue most files.
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2010-10-15
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Perhaps if the database was not compacted since you have deleted your conversation you could try to copy the database to your PC and try to find your conversation using a Textviewer. You are still unable to restore the message, but you could read it and write it down on a piece of paper. 
Perhaps look at you old backup. Open the comm_and_cal.zip, search for Root\home\user\.rtcom-eventlogger\backup.tgz extract from there el-v1.db and have a look at the content of this file using a File viewer (text or Binary Mode)
Please report if it has worked.
Last edited by Helmuth; 2010-10-15 at 22:13. Reason: typo
Perhaps look at you old backup. Open the comm_and_cal.zip, search for Root\home\user\.rtcom-eventlogger\backup.tgz extract from there el-v1.db and have a look at the content of this file using a File viewer (text or Binary Mode)
Please report if it has worked.
Last edited by Helmuth; 2010-10-15 at 22:13. Reason: typo
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thanks..