If a complete Nandroid backup is available, the sms database can be found in For completeness, one other thing we tried: Unfortunately we've been unable to determine the file format used. Work, as the app in question was bound to HTC's Sense stuff. Unless there's an emulator around supporting device-specific images, of course. This might only work for "Plain Vanilla Android", as the emulator will most likely not support device-specific (or manufactur-specific) stuff. How to get to htc one sync manager android#Similar: Use an Android Emulator (the one from the SDK, or Jar of Beans), load the same Android version you had on your device before, import the backup, and use one of the mentioned apps to export it from the Emulator, as well as to import it on your device. Before doing this, consider making a backup if you already put some customization/configuration work into your current ROM. This should always work (and did in the OP's case), but means a bit of effort as one has to flash the device at least two more times (to stock, and back to current). After that, flash back your current ROM, and import with the same app. Re-flash the stock image to your device, import the backup, then use a good backup app like SMS Backup & Restore to back up your SMS. As we checked out on chat, the file was not (as originally expected) some compressed XML in any known format - so there seems to be no easy way to read the contents of that file.
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