Fatal alert after Backupman restore

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Penster wrote...

> PS As an aside, if anyone knows why my T3 has twice hard
> reset I would be grateful to know. This last time I was
> using Tomtom GPS and ?? it drained the battery (I know the
> Palm is meant to switch off before losing data). The first
> time, it had hard reset when I switched it on in the
> morning.

I've had three occurrences of my T3 spontaneously draining its
battery when switched off, twice at night on the charger. My
Palm is set to turn off on the charger. It recharged ok
afterward. I sync it very frequently now. It's not just your
unit doing this. Someone said that he thought that having last
played Bejeweled drained his T3 overnight, but that was the case
only during my first occurrence.

-lisa

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Andrew
Thanks. Your solution has fixed it.
Penster
"Andrew Wong" <ak47wong@start.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> Penster wrote:
> > I have a T3 which has twice hard reset itself in the last 2 months.
> > I restored with my Backupman backup; which has worked well; however,
when I
> > tried to start Agendus I got the Fatal Alert:
> > "DataMgr.c,Line:7399,DmWritemWriteCheck failed"
> > When I have opened the Calandar and Contacts databases, they seem to
work
> > OK. When I restored from Backupman 2 months ago, I got the same error
> > message on trying to restart Agendus.
> > Can anyone give me a clue? Is this a corrupt database or is it to do
with
> > Backupman or Agendus? Would reinstalling Agendus fix it?
> > Penster
> > PS As an aside, if anyone knows why my T3 has twice hard reset I would
be
> > grateful to know. This last time I was using Tomtom GPS and ?? it
drained
> > the battery (I know the Palm is meant to switch off before losing data).
The
> > first time, it had hard reset when I switched it on in the morning.
>
> I had the same problem recently: restored from BackupMan and got
> DmWrite errors. It could be a problem with the PIM databases. Try
> installing and running dbScan from:
> http://www.pimlicosoftware.com/utilities.htm
>
> In dbScan, I chose "Options->Remove All Deleted Records", then
> clicked "PalmSource" at the dialog and the errors were fixed.
>
> No idea why your T3 is hard resetting though, sorry.
>
> Andrew
>