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A. Andria | 1 May 03:48
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Re: Nokia 3220 + Linux Kubuntu Breezy 5.10 + Gnokii install via .debs

Leandro Severino wrote:

> More information:
> When I remove and put de USB cable, I have this messages whith the 
> command dmesg:
>
> [4295649.226000] usb 2-1: USB disconnect, address 2
> [4295652.827000] usb 1-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and 
> address 2
>
> Pawel,
>   I tried whith anothers ports in the config file gnokiirc and I 
> received errors. 

Hello Leandro,

Have you try /port = /dev/ttyUSB0 on your .gnokiirc file ?

What is your lsusb output ?
I think your DKU-5 Cable need to be compliant with pl2303 driver. Some 
USB DKU-5 Cable need to recompile the kernel and add the idProduct and 
idVendor.

Browse the previous mailing list and find how to load pl2303 module.

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A. Andria | 1 May 09:03
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gnokii for a new nokia series

Hi Pawel,

When i read the README on the gnokii Docs directory, the handset tested 
seems like an old nokia series.

It's difficult for me to looking for that phone types in the 
marketplace. I'm always using gnokii to handle the web based sms 
project. Some of my sms project (client asking) wants to use a new Nokia 
series, but i didn't found in this README the new series that had been 
tested by you. So, I'm not confidence to buy a new model/series that not 
listed in the gnokii Docs. I think the other gnokii users think the same 
thing.

Need your suggestion, please.
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Pawel Kot | 1 May 12:52
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Re: gnokii broke my 6230

Hi Wolfram,

On 4/30/06, Wolfram Stumpf <wolfram.stumpf <at> web.de> wrote:
> I finally got my bluetooth stuff running on my laptop powered by Gentoo
> linux. Happy about that, I emerged the "gnokii suite" including xgnokii.
> After some configuration cycles, I managed to connect to my phone. I
> could read the phone book and so on. After trying to edit my personal
> details on the phone, xgnokii and my phone crashed. After killing
> xgnokii (the GUI was dead), my phone hang. I had to remove the battery
> to be able to restart it. From now on, the phone isn't able to boot
> anymore. It asks for the PIN and reboots after displaying the prompt for
> the current time. I tried to start with a different SIM card, but
> managed to get pass the time/date setting only once. It seems to me,
> that I have to bring the phone to the Nokia service center.
>
> Wouldn't it be a good idea to warn about the gnokii phone killing
> feature ? I informed myself about gnokii before the first use and found
> nothing dangerous. I found something in the mailing list archive about
> the killing feature.

We do inform about such possibility in the cases we are aware of. This
is the first reported case to get the phone using the bluetooth
connection.

Do you happen to have the debug output of the xgnokii session that
broke the phone. $HOME/.gnokii-errors would be also useful.

> Are there anymore informations helpful to make gnokii a bit more safe
> and a bit less phone killing, that I could provide? Config files?
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Pawel Kot | 1 May 12:55
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Re: gnokii for a new nokia series

Hi.

On 5/1/06, A. Andria <asep.andria <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> When i read the README on the gnokii Docs directory, the handset tested
> seems like an old nokia series.
>
> It's difficult for me to looking for that phone types in the
> marketplace. I'm always using gnokii to handle the web based sms
> project. Some of my sms project (client asking) wants to use a new Nokia
> series, but i didn't found in this README the new series that had been
> tested by you. So, I'm not confidence to buy a new model/series that not
> listed in the gnokii Docs. I think the other gnokii users think the same
> thing.

What you mean by "old nokia series"? There are Symbian phones, there
are some Series 40 phones like 6610 or 6170. They are not *that* old.
I'd rather depend on wiki information though. If anyone would prepare
the patch basing on the http://wiki.gnokii.org/index.php/Config
information, that would be welcome.

take care,
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Leandro Severino | 1 May 18:17
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Re: Nokia 3220 + Linux Kubuntu Breezy 5.10 + Gnokii install via .debs

A. Andria wrote:
Leandro Severino wrote:

More information:
When I remove and put de USB cable, I have this messages whith the command dmesg:

[4295649.226000] usb 2-1: USB disconnect, address 2
[4295652.827000] usb 1-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 2

Pawel,
  I tried whith anothers ports in the config file gnokiirc and I received errors.

Hello Leandro,

Have you try /port = /dev/ttyUSB0 on your .gnokiirc file ?

What is your lsusb output ?
I think your DKU-5 Cable need to be compliant with pl2303 driver. Some USB DKU-5 Cable need to recompile the kernel and add the idProduct and idVendor.

Browse the previous mailing list and find how to load pl2303 module.

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A. Andria,

   I don't have the ttyUSB0 in my computer...

   The result of command ls in my dev folder:

ls tty*
tty    tty4   ttya5  ttyc8  ttyeb  ttyqe   ttyS21  ttyS50  ttyu1  ttyw4  ttyy7
tty0   tty40  ttya6  ttyc9  ttyec  ttyqf   ttyS22  ttyS51  ttyu2  ttyw5  ttyy8
tty1   tty41  ttya7  ttyca  ttyed  ttyr0   ttyS23  ttyS52  ttyu3  ttyw6  ttyy9
tty10  tty42  ttya8  ttycb  ttyee  ttyr1   ttyS24  ttyS53  ttyu4  ttyw7  ttyya
tty11  tty43  ttya9  ttycc  ttyef  ttyr2   ttyS25  ttys6   ttyu5  ttyw8  ttyyb
tty12  tty44  ttyaa  ttycd  ttyp0  ttyr3   ttyS26  ttyS6   ttyu6  ttyw9  ttyyc
tty13  tty45  ttyab  ttyce  ttyp1  ttyr4   ttyS27  ttys7   ttyu7  ttywa  ttyyd
tty14  tty46  ttyac  ttycf  ttyp2  ttyr5   ttyS28  ttyS7   ttyu8  ttywb  ttyye
tty15  tty47  ttyad  ttyd0  ttyp3  ttyr6   ttyS29  ttys8   ttyu9  ttywc  ttyyf
tty16  tty48  ttyae  ttyd1  ttyp4  ttyr7   ttys3   ttyS8   ttyua  ttywd  ttyz0
tty17  tty49  ttyaf  ttyd2  ttyp5  ttyr8   ttyS3   ttys9   ttyub  ttywe  ttyz1
tty18  tty5   ttyb0  ttyd3  ttyp6  ttyr9   ttyS30  ttyS9   ttyuc  ttywf  ttyz2
tty19  tty50  ttyb1  ttyd4  ttyp7  ttyra   ttyS31  ttysa   ttyud  ttyx0  ttyz3
tty2   tty51  ttyb2  ttyd5  ttyp8  ttyrb   ttyS32  ttysb   ttyue  ttyx1  ttyz4
tty20  tty52  ttyb3  ttyd6  ttyp9  ttyrc   ttyS33  ttysc   ttyuf  ttyx2  ttyz5
tty21  tty53  ttyb4  ttyd7  ttypa  ttyrd   ttyS34  ttysd   ttyv0  ttyx3  ttyz6
tty22  tty54  ttyb5  ttyd8  ttypb  ttyre   ttyS35  ttyse   ttyv1  ttyx4  ttyz7
tty23  tty55  ttyb6  ttyd9  ttypc  ttyrf   ttyS36  ttysf   ttyv2  ttyx5  ttyz8
tty24  tty56  ttyb7  ttyda  ttypd  ttys0   ttyS37  ttyt0   ttyv3  ttyx6  ttyz9
tty25  tty57  ttyb8  ttydb  ttype  ttyS0   ttyS38  ttyt1   ttyv4  ttyx7  ttyza
tty26  tty58  ttyb9  ttydc  ttypf  ttys1   ttyS39  ttyt2   ttyv5  ttyx8  ttyzb
tty27  tty59  ttyba  ttydd  ttyq0  ttyS1   ttys4   ttyt3   ttyv6  ttyx9  ttyzc
tty28  tty6   ttybb  ttyde  ttyq1  ttyS10  ttyS4   ttyt4   ttyv7  ttyxa  ttyzd
tty29  tty60  ttybc  ttydf  ttyq2  ttyS11  ttyS40  ttyt5   ttyv8  ttyxb  ttyze
tty3   tty61  ttybd  ttye0  ttyq3  ttyS12  ttyS41  ttyt6   ttyv9  ttyxc  ttyzf
tty30  tty62  ttybe  ttye1  ttyq4  ttyS13  ttyS42  ttyt7   ttyva  ttyxd
tty31  tty63  ttybf  ttye2  ttyq5  ttyS14  ttyS43  ttyt8   ttyvb  ttyxe
tty32  tty7   ttyc0  ttye3  ttyq6  ttyS15  ttyS44  ttyt9   ttyvc  ttyxf
tty33  tty8   ttyc1  ttye4  ttyq7  ttyS16  ttyS45  ttyta   ttyvd  ttyy0
tty34  tty9   ttyc2  ttye5  ttyq8  ttyS17  ttyS46  ttytb   ttyve  ttyy1
tty35  ttya0  ttyc3  ttye6  ttyq9  ttyS18  ttyS47  ttytc   ttyvf  ttyy2
tty36  ttya1  ttyc4  ttye7  ttyqa  ttyS19  ttyS48  ttytd   ttyw0  ttyy3
tty37  ttya2  ttyc5  ttye8  ttyqb  ttys2   ttyS49  ttyte   ttyw1  ttyy4
tty38  ttya3  ttyc6  ttye9  ttyqc  ttyS2   ttys5   ttytf   ttyw2  ttyy5
tty39  ttya4  ttyc7  ttyea  ttyqd  ttyS20  ttyS5   ttyu0   ttyw3  ttyy6

the result of command lsusb

lsusb
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 1267:0201 Logic3 / SpectraVideo plc A4Tech SWOP-3 Mouse
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0ea0:6858 Ours Technology, Inc.  (This is my Cable DKU5)
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000

I still did not have success .

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Pawel Kot | 1 May 21:26
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Re: Nokia 3220 + Linux Kubuntu Breezy 5.10 + Gnokii install via .debs

Hi,

On 5/1/06, Leandro Severino <lseverino <at> gmail.com> wrote:
>  Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0ea0:6858 Ours Technology, Inc.  (This is my Cable
> DKU5)

As far as I know Linux does not support this cable.

pkot
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Brian Wallis | 2 May 13:16

Re: gnokii broke my 6230


> I finally got my bluetooth stuff running on my laptop powered by Gentoo
> linux. Happy about that, I emerged the "gnokii suite" including xgnokii.
> After some configuration cycles, I managed to connect to my phone. I
> could read the phone book and so on. After trying to edit my personal
> details on the phone, xgnokii and my phone crashed. After killing
> xgnokii (the GUI was dead), my phone hang. I had to remove the battery
> to be able to restart it. From now on, the phone isn't able to boot
> anymore. It asks for the PIN and reboots after displaying the prompt for
> the current time. I tried to start with a different SIM card, but
> managed to get pass the time/date setting only once. It seems to me,
> that I have to bring the phone to the Nokia service center.
>
> Wouldn't it be a good idea to warn about the gnokii phone killing
> feature ? I informed myself about gnokii before the first use and found
> nothing dangerous. I found something in the mailing list archive about
> the killing feature.

That probably was me. My phone, a 6230, had symptoms that were identical to 
what you describe above. Sounds like we were probably doing about the same 
thing when the phone crashed (I was using xgnokii as well). Only difference 
is that I was using a DKU2 cable and driver, not bluetooth. I suppose that 
eliminates something from the mix.

> Has someone found a way to reanimate the phone without a Nokia service
> center?

I had to get my phone re-flashed. I'm afraid I haven't used gnokii since.

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Martin Topping | 2 May 16:00

Re: Nokia 3220 + Linux Kubuntu Breezy 5.10 + Gnokii install via .debs


Bus 001 Device 002: ID 067b:2303 Prolific Technology, Inc. PL2303 Serial Port

On 01/05/06, Pawel Kot <gnokii <at> gmail.com > wrote:
Hi,

On 5/1/06, Leandro Severino < lseverino <at> gmail.com> wrote:
>  Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0ea0:6858 Ours Technology, Inc.  (This is my Cable
> DKU5)

As far as I know Linux does not support this cable.

pkot
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Leandro, I also have a Nokia 3220, but I use a different cable to link to my computer. The cable I use is sold by a company called Kondor (www.Kondor.co.uk) and it is identified by my computer as

Bus 001 Device 002: ID 067b:2303 Prolific Technology, Inc. PL2303 Serial Port

With this cable, I can use gnokii fine, and I am also running Ubuntu Breezy Badger.

M.T,

 

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Piotr 'kwiateek' Kwiatkowski | 2 May 19:35

IRDA, gnokii and nokia 6021

Hi,

I am wondering is there a posibility to connect from gnokii via IRDA my phone 
NOKIA 6021. Previusly I have been using for a while model 6020 so in the 
model section in /etc/gnokiirc configuration file I have left entry:

[kwiateek <at> tanatos kwiateek]# cat /etc/gnokiirc | grep model
# Set model to the model number of your phone. For the
# model = series60
# model = AT
model = 6020

Is that correct?

I am using GNOKI 0.6.10

Here is the log from gnokii monitoring tool:

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[kwiateek <at> tanatos kwiateek]# gnokii --monitor
GNOKII Version 0.6.10
LOG: debug mask is 0x1
phone instance config:
model: 6510
port_device: /dev/ircomm0
connection_type: 4
init_length: 0
serial_baudrate: 19200
serial_write_usleep: -1
hardware_handshake: 0
require_dcd: 0
smsc_timeout: 100
connect_script:
disconnect_script:
rfcomm_cn: 1
sm_retry: off
Connecting
Serial device: opening device /dev/ircomm0
Nokia 6021      a492
connect: Brak trasy do hosta
Couldn't open PHONET device: Brak trasy do hosta
Error in link initialisation: 1
Telephone interface init failed: Command failed.
Quitting.
Serial device: closing device
---------------------------------------------------------------

My linux distro is: PLD Linux

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Pavel Khmelinsky | 2 May 20:06
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Re: IRDA, gnokii and nokia 6021

Piotr 'kwiateek' Kwiatkowski wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am wondering is there a posibility to connect from gnokii via IRDA my phone 
> NOKIA 6021. Previusly I have been using for a while model 6020 so in the 
> model section in /etc/gnokiirc configuration file I have left entry:
> 
> [kwiateek <at> tanatos kwiateek]# cat /etc/gnokiirc | grep model
> # Set model to the model number of your phone. For the
> # model = series60
> # model = AT
> model = 6020
>
Mine worked with such confo:
[global]
port = /dev/ttyUSB0
model = 6510
initlength = default
connection = irda
use_locking = no
serial_baudrate = 115200
smsc_timeout = 10
[gnokiid]
bindir = /usr/sbin/
[connect_script]
TELEPHONE = 12345678
[disconnect_script]
[logging]
debug = on
rlpdebug = off
xdebug = off

Search mail lists I sent message only serveral days ago.

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