Re: Uncaught Exception Error

[Gnome]

Its seems like mnemosyne can't find your database.

Make sure "g:/university/2nd year/flashcards.db_media" exists.

kl. 17:02:20 UTC+1 søndag 25. november 2012 skrev smar...@gmail.com følgende:

On Sunday, November 25, 2012 8:52:11 AM UTC-5, Shaneoman wrote:
> this happened to me as well. Have no idea how to fix. Maybe somebody here does??
>
> On Sunday, 25 November 2012 04:28:06 UTC, Chloe P  wrote:Hi,I'm having a few issues with my mnemosyne.
> It was working fine until today when I tried to open it and got the message
> Uncaught Exception!
> Traceback (innermost last):
> File "mnemosyne", line 151, in <module>
> File "mnemosyne\libmnemosyne\_init_.pyo", line 165, in initialise
> File "mnemosyne\libmnemosyne\_init_.pyo", line 279, in load database
> File "mnemosyne\libmnemosyne\databases\SQlite.pyo", line 291, in new
> File "mnemosyne\libmnemosyne\databases\SQlite_media.pyo", line 39, in create_media_dir_if_needed
> WindowsError:[Error 3]The system cannot find the path specified:
> u'g:/university/2nd year/flashcards.db_media'
> When it first wouldn't work it kept saying it couldn't access the folder.
> I tried uninstalling it and reinstalling it and I even deleted my flash cards and then reinstall it again. The message above is the one that appears.
> Please help me!

I really hope so, I have an exam on Tuesday and I lost about 400 flash cards for that course and I'd really like to get back to making them as soon as possible.

[Gnome]

If you find a copy of your original database somewhere you can usually open it via File>Open. Is your other data on the portable drive there? Sometimes flashdrives change drive letters, for example G: becomes F:

If not, it seems like it has been deleted somehow and I'm sorry for your loss.

Have you tried creating a new database for stopping the error from occurring? Do you use mnemosyne 2?

kl. 20:47:45 UTC+1 søndag 25. november 2012 skrev smar...@gmail.com følgende:

On Sunday, November 25, 2012 1:35:09 PM UTC-5, Gnome wrote:
> Its seems like mnemosyne can't find your database.Make sure "g:/university/2nd year/flashcards.db_media" exists.

It did exist, that's the weird thing. I had it saved on my portable hard drive and it was plugged in and unlocked. I uninstalled mnemosyne and deleted anything related to it as well and it still asks for it, I don't know why it's still trying to find it. I don't know why it couldn't find it in the first place either.

[George Wade]

> > Please help me! 
> I really hope so, I have an exam on Tuesday and I lost about 400 flash cards for that course and I'd really like to get back to making them as soon as possible. 

It did exist, that's the weird thing.  I had it saved on my portable hard drive and it was plugged in and unlocked. I uninstalled mnemosyne and deleted anything related to it as well and it still asks for it, I don't know why it's still trying to find it. I don't know why it couldn't find it in the first place either.

Not to be cheeky, Smartiec, but do you know how to find odd files like Genie.db wherever it is cunningly hidden, on whichever drive ?

EasyFind is called that because it can find the most difficult file...

George

On 25 Nov 2012, at 12:14, Gnome wrote:

If you find a copy of your original database somewhere you can usually open it via File>Open. Is your other data on the portable drive there? Sometimes flashdrives change drive letters, for example G: becomes F:

If not, it seems like it has been deleted somehow and I'm sorry for your loss.

Have you tried creating a new database for stopping the error from occurring? Do you use mnemosyne 2?

kl. 20:47:45 UTC+1 søndag 25. november 2012 skrev smar...@gmail.com følgende:

On Sunday, November 25, 2012 1:35:09 PM UTC-5, Gnome wrote:
> Its seems like mnemosyne can't find your database.Make sure "g:/university/2nd year/flashcards.db_media" exists.

> > I tried uninstalling it and reinstalling it and I even deleted my flash cards and then reinstall it again. The message above is the one that appears. 

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