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2014-03-02
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Those files are buried somewhere in the depth of the Symbian c:/sys directories (already forgot details 
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So no chance to discover them from computer at all.
Even on device you would need a hacked (custom) FW and a special file manager like X-plore/ActiveFile/...
). So no chance to discover them from computer at all.
Even on device you would need a hacked (custom) FW and a special file manager like X-plore/ActiveFile/...
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2014-03-02
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Coderus might be able to help you on this....
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2014-03-02
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no i cant help you with symbian
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2014-03-04
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The calendar database files are stored in: C:\private\10003A5B\
You need a hacked phone or a filemanger which has AllFiles capatibilty to copy the database.
a few notes:
on a Windows machine you can use Nokia Suite USB note to backup the calendar, maybe you can use dual boot/a VM or the PC of a friend to backup your data?
If you have a USB-OTG cable you can:
- connect an USB mouse to use your phone without of the touchscreen and backup the settings via the inbuild filemanager, it will get stored in E:\Backup\Calendar.arc or if you have a memory card in F:\Backup\Calendar.arc
- use the inbuild bluetooth sync to copy your calendar to another phone.
To explore this backup file you can use: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nbuexplorer
Last edited by huellif; 2014-03-10 at 22:22.
You need a hacked phone or a filemanger which has AllFiles capatibilty to copy the database.
a few notes:
on a Windows machine you can use Nokia Suite USB note to backup the calendar, maybe you can use dual boot/a VM or the PC of a friend to backup your data?
If you have a USB-OTG cable you can:
- connect an USB mouse to use your phone without of the touchscreen and backup the settings via the inbuild filemanager, it will get stored in E:\Backup\Calendar.arc or if you have a memory card in F:\Backup\Calendar.arc
- use the inbuild bluetooth sync to copy your calendar to another phone.
To explore this backup file you can use: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nbuexplorer
Last edited by huellif; 2014-03-10 at 22:22.
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2014-03-04
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sorry double post
Last edited by huellif; 2014-03-10 at 22:22.
Last edited by huellif; 2014-03-10 at 22:22.
Does anyone now where the calendar file is located on the device?
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