Messaging locks up unresponsive

[DLTempler]

This has happened a couple of times and then mysteriously self corrects after a few hours. The messaging feature (texts and emails) fails to respond at all. I can not get it to open, will not display incoming texts, can not do anything. I am using SPB Mobile Shell with WM 6.1. It does not appear related to Mobile Shell because it fails to open from any screen at all.

Anyone?

[gizmo_ffm]

I have the same problem over here, except that ist completely not responding not even after a few hours or so...it worked fine all the time

I think it has do to with the installation of wm61voip.cab which unlocks the voip feature ...not sure about that but it was the last "major" change I made....

im running the wm 6.1 official htc rom on the kaiser

im completely clueless how to solve it...at least emailing was a real cool feature at all :\

[sampcyn718]

Delete the Inbox.mstXXXXXXXXX folder in the root folder of ur microsd card, perform a soft reset and u guys shd be fine. I'm supposing you guys have the "use storage card to store attachements" option checked.

Thank me later

[gizmo_ffm]

dude hes right, after searching also found that issue here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=350862

works great for me...deleted inbox* from the storage card, also another guy wrotes it works if he removes the storage card to read his mail

so I guess a work around could be to not save attachments on the card, which is a setting Id use...and the reason why the inbox folder was created...?!

thanks and greets

[gizmo_ffm]

Delete the Inbox.mstXXXXXXXXX folder in the root folder of ur microsd card, perform a soft reset and u guys shd be fine. I'm supposing you guys have the "use storage card to store attachements" option checked.

Thank me later



sorry I overread your attachment suggestion, will disable this stuff now

[DLTempler]

Thank me later

Yep. That did it. Very obscure problem. I posted the solution on the ATT Board as well, since someone there was just as miffed. :D

[sampcyn718]

Yep. That did it. Very obscure problem. I posted the solution on the ATT Board as well, since someone there was just as miffed. :D

you welcome....im glad i was able to help, thanks for spreading the knowledge

[snooginsguy]

I have to give thanks as well, I thought I was going to have to hard-reset or something, and was not thrilled about that. Deleting the inbox.mst folder did the trick. Thanks a ton!

[dogface24]

sampcyn718
Member

Thank you.... seriously.... Absolutely valuable info here.