A Couple New Packages

[nontrivial]

Hey, I tried to compile a whole bunch of stuff I would like to use on my SLC-750 running PDAXROM, but so far I've only had success with a couple. But, I really haven't tried that hard yet, rsync and gnokii played nice out of the box. Unfortunately these really aren't tested. I had a problem that turned out to be a just-barely-defective-enough-to-not-work D-Link DCF-660W wireless card. During my several days of troubleshooting I flashed my Zaurus with Cacko ROM since the card worked well with that ROM. But I think it got zapped with static electricity or something, and just won't work now for some reason even though it acts like it should. So now I am waiting for RC6 to flash it again, and haven't tested these IPK's.

http://nexus.nontrivial.org:88/zaurus/packages/jdb/

James

[amrein]

Try this in a terminal: cardctl reset

Your card should be up again. This is a kernel issue. Driver issue only for this card perhaps.

Already reported in pdaXrom bug tracker. I heard that it has been fixed in rc6/rc7.

[nontrivial]

Thanks, but I tried that about two hours in. :-) The error I get is "can not set frequency" or something like that. I got a new card, works like a champ.

James

[Chero]

Does anyone have a copy of the gnokii 0.6.4 ipk ?

I can't find it on the www and the link seems to be dead.

Thanks,
Chero.

[jandr]

Does anyone have a copy of the gnokii 0.6.4 ipk ?

I can't find it on the www and the link seems to be dead.

Thanks,
Chero.
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try [a href=\"http://familiar.handhelds.org/familiar/feeds/unstable/packages/armv4l/morgue/]here.[/url]

[Chero]

Does anyone have a copy of the gnokii 0.6.4 ipk ?

I can't find it on the www and the link seems to be dead.

Thanks,
Chero.
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try [a href=\"http://familiar.handhelds.org/familiar/feeds/unstable/packages/armv4l/morgue/]here.[/url]
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that's not the one. This one is for familiar and is based on glibc 2.3.2. The one i'm looking for is for pdaxrom and includes xgnokii.

Anyone ??

[jandr]

I've been trying to compile gnokii from sources but keep getting stuck shortly into the make with this error:

> make
make -C common/phones
make[1]: Entering directory `/mnt/card/gnokii-0.6.5/common/phones'
/bin/sh ../../libtool --mode=compile gcc -g -O2  -I../../include   -o generic.lo -c generic.c
 gcc -g -O2 -I../../include -c generic.c  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/generic.o
In file included from ../../include/gnokii-internal.h:39,
                 from generic.c:37:
../../include/compat.h:163: error: parse error before "__extension__"
../../include/compat.h:163: error: parse error before '&&' token
make[1]: *** [generic.lo] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/mnt/card/gnokii-0.6.5/common/phones'
make: *** [common/phones] Error 2

and I'm not versant in C enough to know what's up... although I do know that compat.h doesn't have any mention of "__extension__", so it's something more subtle.   I've tried gnokii 0.6.4 and 0.6.10 from fresh sources, and 0.6.5 with debian's 0.6.5-1 patch applied, all with the same error.  (Ditto with both the stock
zgcc-3.4.4.img and the qt-including zgcc-3.3.2.img from the "Native -- C++ / Qt, Compiling C++ w/ Qt natively on zaurus" thread.)

[Chero]

I've got gnokii and xgnokii 0.6.9 running.
I'm using irda right now, still got to figure out how bluetooth works.

gnokii_0.6.9_armv5tel.ipk

[gromituk]

Just tried your attachment, with an /etc/gnokiirc containing:

[global]
port = /dev/ircomm0
model = AT
initlength = default
connection = infrared
bindir = /usr/local/sbin

It's a Nokia 8890 which apparently uses the AT "model".

I did the "/etc/rc.d/init.d/irda start" and switched on the infrared on the phone.

gnokii --identify responds with "Telephone interface init failed" and xgnokii "GSM/FBUS init  failed!" which apparently means no comms with the phone    I suppose the phone could be broken.

[Chero]

Just tried your attachment, with an /etc/gnokiirc containing:

[global]
port = /dev/ircomm0
model = AT
initlength = default
connection = infrared
bindir = /usr/local/sbin

It's a Nokia 8890 which apparently uses the AT "model".

I did the "/etc/rc.d/init.d/irda start" and switched on the infrared on the phone.

gnokii --identify responds with "Telephone interface init failed" and xgnokii "GSM/FBUS init  failed!" which apparently means no comms with the phone    I suppose the phone could be broken.
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This is the rc-file that works for my 6310, I have it in /home/root as .xgnokiirc.
Maybe it can help you ?

[cattin]

Just tried your attachment, with an /etc/gnokiirc containing:

[global]
port = /dev/ircomm0
model = AT
initlength = default
connection = infrared
bindir = /usr/local/sbin

It's a Nokia 8890 which apparently uses the AT "model".

I did the "/etc/rc.d/init.d/irda start" and switched on the infrared on the phone.

gnokii --identify responds with "Telephone interface init failed" and xgnokii "GSM/FBUS init  failed!" which apparently means no comms with the phone    I suppose the phone could be broken.
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replace 'infrared' with 'irda' and it should work.

philippe

[web-angel]

I've got gnokii and xgnokii 0.6.9 running.
I'm using irda right now, still got to figure out how bluetooth works.

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Chero, you gnokii package work , you only need bluez to work ..
But can you post xgnokii ?

I try to use it with a sony ericsson p800 but no success ... only dial works ... maybe it doesn't use AT command   ( I have try gnokii and gammu .. is it another soft that I haven't try ?)

[Chero]

I've got gnokii and xgnokii 0.6.9 running.
I'm using irda right now, still got to figure out how bluetooth works.

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Chero, you gnokii package work , you only need bluez to work ..
But can you post xgnokii ?

I try to use it with a sony ericsson p800 but no success ... only dial works ... maybe it doesn't use AT command   ( I have try gnokii and gammu .. is it another soft that I haven't try ?)
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xgnokii should be included.
I didn't include a menu-entry or .desktop-file, shame on me.
From command line :

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# xgnokii &Make sure to open irda first, if you are using infrared.

What do you mean by only needing bluez to work, did you manage to get it working with bluetooth ?

Chero.

[web-angel]

xgnokii should be included.
I didn't include a menu-entry or .desktop-file, shame on me.
From command line :

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# xgnokii &Make sure to open irda first, if you are using infrared.

What do you mean by only needing bluez to work, did you manage to get it working with bluetooth ?

Duuhhh I have not try to launch it   .. but now the Z is charging so i don't disturb it (I think isn't good for the charge ...)

To open IRDA first ? how to do that ? With gnokki I only change IRDA to the setting and it works, i launch a command, that open the irda port and close it a the end automatically.

I use it by irda ... but at the launch it say : "missing shared librairie libluetooth.so" je crois ... j'ai donc installé bluez-lib.ipk et cela a resolut le probleme. LOOOOL   excuse me, I repeat  
I use it by irda ... but at the launch it say : "missing shared librairie libluetooth.so" so I install the package bluez-lib.ipk and after that it work fine. I haven't a BT card so I can't try BT connection.

[gromituk]

Thank you cattin and chero - yes, "connection = irda" does the trick.  Now I get battery and signal, dialling and contacts, though it can't find any SMSs.

I've got a mad idea to get free (if slow!) roaming internet on the Z:

Z -> phone -> home (using free minutes) -> laptop modem -> laptop -> adsl -> internet!

I don't suppose I'll ever get it working but it would be fun to try!