Barry

On Fri, 29 May 2009 16:21:41 -0400
Aidan Van Dyk <aidan@...> wrote:

> But using it, I find that the java loader doesn't work:
> 	mountie@...$ sudo  bin/bjavaloader
> deviceinfo Bad packet size. Packet: 32. DataSize(): 32. Required
> size: 36 00000000: 06 00 20 00 84 00 09 03 20 46 20 92 00 00 00
> 00  .. ..... F ..... 00000010: 04 01 01 47 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 6b 00
> 00 00 00  ...G.......k....
> 
> 	terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Barry::Error'
> 	  what():  device does not support requested command
> 	Aborted
> 
> Is bjavaloader supposed to work on "most" blackbarrys, ir because I'm
> running an older 7130, should I be expecting many things to not work,
> nor ever work?

Do any of the javaloader commands work?  Try bjavaloader dir...

I have an old 7100 here so I will give it a try myself too.

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* Josh Kropf <josh@...> [090529 20:59]:
> On Fri, 29 May 2009 16:21:41 -0400
> Aidan Van Dyk <aidan@...> wrote:
> 
> > But using it, I find that the java loader doesn't work:
> > 	mountie@...$ sudo  bin/bjavaloader
> > deviceinfo Bad packet size. Packet: 32. DataSize(): 32. Required
> > size: 36 00000000: 06 00 20 00 84 00 09 03 20 46 20 92 00 00 00
> > 00  .. ..... F ..... 00000010: 04 01 01 47 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 6b 00
> > 00 00 00  ...G.......k....
> > 
> > 	terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Barry::Error'
> > 	  what():  device does not support requested command
> > 	Aborted
> > 
> > Is bjavaloader supposed to work on "most" blackbarrys, ir because I'm
> > running an older 7130, should I be expecting many things to not work,
> > nor ever work?
> 
> Do any of the javaloader commands work?  Try bjavaloader dir...

It printed out a bunch of them before aborting:
	mountie@...$ sudo bin/btool 
	Blackberry devices found:                       
	Device ID: 0x1374e30. PIN: 20462092, Description: RIM 7100 Series Colour GPRS Handheld
	Using device (PIN): 20462092                                                          
	mountie@...$ sudo bin/bjavaloader dir
	Directory: 304/304 entries                               
	  net_rim_os                                             
				    0x7000 4.1.0.3270 5123680 Wed May 24 16:41:35 2006
	  net_rim_smartcard                                                           
				    0x1900 4.1.0.3270 2687200 Wed May 24 16:43:32 2006
	  net_rim_wap                                                                 
				    0x1c00 4.1.0.3270 6707600 Wed May 24 16:44:38 2006
	  net_rim_event_log_viewer_app                                                
				    0x1f00 4.1.0.3270 1240000 Wed May 24 16:44:26 2006
	  net_rim_io_contentstore                                                     
				    0x2200 4.1.0.3270 6423600 Wed May 24 16:44:29 2006
	  net_rim_cldc_io_rim_impl                                                    
				    0x2500 4.1.0.3270 6557200 Wed May 24 16:43:20 2006
	  net_rim_runtime_resource                                                    
				    0x2800 4.1.0.3270 2824000 Wed May 24 16:42:28 2006
	  net_rim_runtime_resource__en                                                
				    0x2b00 4.1.0.3270 1148400 Wed May 24 16:42:29 2006

	[...]
	  net_rim_platform_im_resource__pt_BR
				    0x5c20 4.1.0.3270 3732000 Wed May 24 16:20:28 2006
	  net_rim_platformapps_resource__pt_BR
				    0x5c50 4.1.0.3270 3747200 Wed May 24 16:23:53 2006
	  net_rim_platform_im_resource__sv
				    0x5c90 4.1.0.3270 1992000 Wed May 24 16:20:29 2006
	  net_rim_platform_im_resource__tr
				    0x5cd0 4.1.0.3270 4020000 Wed May 24 16:20:30 2006
	  net_rim_platform_resource__tr
				    0x5d00 4.1.0.3270 1655600 Wed May 24 16:20:56 2006
	  net_rim_platformapps_resource__tr
				    0x5d30 4.1.0.3270 3773200 Wed May 24 16:23:54 2006
	terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Barry::Error'
	  what():  device does not support requested command
	Aborted


And some .cod loads appear to work, I got gm_42_L1.cod loaded, but not the other 2
parts needed for GM:
	mountie@...$ ls -l gm*.cod
	-rw-r--r-- 1 mountie mountie 92008 2009-02-10 18:29 gm_42_L1-1.cod
	-rw-r--r-- 1 mountie mountie 63828 2009-02-10 18:29 gm_42_L1-2.cod
	-rw-r--r-- 1 mountie mountie 95536 2009-02-10 18:29 gm_42_L1.cod
	mountie@...$ sudo /opt/blackbarry/bin/bjavaloader load gm_42_L1.cod
	loading gm_42_L1.cod... done.
	terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Barry::Error'
	  what():  device does not support requested command
	Aborted
	mountie@...$ sudo /opt/blackbarry/bin/bjavaloader load gm_42_L1-1.cod
	terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Barry::Error'
	  what():  device does not support requested command
	loading gm_42_L1-1.cod... Aborted
		
The gm_42_L1 shows up now in bjavaloader dir, and the GM launcher part is on
the blackberry, but of course doesn't work because it fails with:
	Error starting gm_42_L1: Module 'gm_42_L1-1' not found.

And bjavaloader can erase it, and that works too.  

GMail is the only app I've found yet that I can actually download the .cod
files instead of only .jad/jar files.  I guess it's time to get JDE setup...


a.
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> I'd like to get a Pearl 8220 working on a Fedora 10 x86_64 installation.
> The most important needs are to have reliable backups of the device and to
> manage the calendar and contacts on the laptop while syncing back to the
> Blackberry. Ideally the calendar and contacts applications would be
> KDE4's, but I understand there are currently problems with this, and I'm
> willing to use something else (evolution?) in the meantime. Once set up,
> this needs to be as stable and hassle-free as possible as it will be on a
> work machine for a non-technical person.

Hi freeslkr,
I'm currently the Fedora packager for Barry.  Unfortunately, I've been 
having trouble getting a newer build made.  I'm waiting for a response from 
others on the mailing list here, but it's been a little quiet as of late.

> I'm thinking of building the barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git, libopensync-0.22,
> libopensync-plugin-*-0.22, and msynctool-0.22 packages from the Fedora 11
> RC.

Fedora was using OpenSync 0.3x at the time I built 
barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git so you won't be able to sync using this package 
from the repos.

> Is there something better to do (building from development branches)? Is
> there a calendar application that will sync well with the Blackberry?
> Which OpenSync plugins will I need to install?

You can build from source and directions available on the barry website if 
you like or wait for me to build a new package once I have a few issues 
ironed out (hopefully very soon).  I believe evolution is the best to sync 
with, but someone may correct me on that.  If you're building from source 
you'll want to use libopensync-0.22, which you can get from the Fedora 
repos.

Chris

Hello freeslkr:
  Though this list is all things Barry, and I'm struggling to build it
on my laptop. I'd like suggest a much simple solution - Google Sync,
which will sync both your calendar and contacts, and with a backup in
the cloud. And you can sync your laptop with the cloud. Though a
Google account needed.
  I sync it seamlessly even on my very oldy BlackBerry 7100.
  Sorry, Barry!

On 5/28/09, freeslkr <freeslkr.wl6x@...> wrote:
> I'd like to get a Pearl 8220 working on a Fedora 10 x86_64 installation.
> The most important needs are to have reliable backups of the device and to
> manage the calendar and contacts on the laptop while syncing back to the
> Blackberry. Ideally the calendar and contacts applications would be
> KDE4's, but I understand there are currently problems with this, and I'm
> willing to use something else (evolution?) in the meantime. Once set up,
> this needs to be as stable and hassle-free as possible as it will be on a
> work machine for a non-technical person.
>
> I'm thinking of building the barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git, libopensync-0.22,
> libopensync-plugin-*-0.22, and msynctool-0.22 packages from the Fedora 11
> RC.
>
> Is there something better to do (building from development branches)? Is
> there a calendar application that will sync well with the Blackberry?
> Which OpenSync plugins will I need to install?
>
> All advice and help will be appreciated.
>
>
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On Wed, 27 May 2009 18:52:53 -0500, Christopher D. Stover wrote:

> I'm currently the Fedora packager for Barry.  Unfortunately, I've been
> having trouble getting a newer build made.  I'm waiting for a response
> from others on the mailing list here, but it's been a little quiet as of
> late.
> 
>> I'm thinking of building the barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git,
>> libopensync-0.22, libopensync-plugin-*-0.22, and msynctool-0.22
>> packages from the Fedora 11 RC.
> 
> Fedora was using OpenSync 0.3x at the time I built
> barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git so you won't be able to sync using this
> package from the repos.
> 
>> Is there something better to do (building from development branches)?
>> Is there a calendar application that will sync well with the
>> Blackberry? Which OpenSync plugins will I need to install?
> 
> You can build from source and directions available on the barry website
> if you like or wait for me to build a new package once I have a few
> issues ironed out (hopefully very soon).  I believe evolution is the
> best to sync with, but someone may correct me on that.  If you're
> building from source you'll want to use libopensync-0.22, which you can
> get from the Fedora repos.

Thanks for your response, Chris. I'm assuming that you /were/ able to 
build barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git against OpenSync-0.22 for Fedora 11RC, so 
I'll try that. I'll move this machine to F11 next month, and then just 
track your updates from there.

-freeslkr

On Thu, 28 May 2009 10:32:23 +0800, Juvenn Woo wrote:

> Hello freeslkr:
>   Though this list is all things Barry, and I'm struggling to build it
> on my laptop. I'd like suggest a much simple solution - Google Sync,
> which will sync both your calendar and contacts, and with a backup in
> the cloud. And you can sync your laptop with the cloud. Though a Google
> account needed.
>   I sync it seamlessly even on my very oldy BlackBerry 7100. Sorry,
>   Barry!

Juvenn, thanks for the idea. Unfortunately, the data will contain client 
information that can't be trusted to a third party. One way or another, 
this will have to be done on the laptop itself, hopefully with Barry as 
opposed to the RIM software in a VM or dual boot.  -freeslkr

Freeslkr, that would be reasonable. Sorry, it could not help.

On 5/28/09, freeslkr <freeslkr.wl6x@...> wrote:
> On Thu, 28 May 2009 10:32:23 +0800, Juvenn Woo wrote:
>
>> Hello freeslkr:
>>   Though this list is all things Barry, and I'm struggling to build it
>> on my laptop. I'd like suggest a much simple solution - Google Sync,
>> which will sync both your calendar and contacts, and with a backup in
>> the cloud. And you can sync your laptop with the cloud. Though a Google
>> account needed.
>>   I sync it seamlessly even on my very oldy BlackBerry 7100. Sorry,
>>   Barry!
>
> Juvenn, thanks for the idea. Unfortunately, the data will contain client
> information that can't be trusted to a third party. One way or another,
> this will have to be done on the laptop itself, hopefully with Barry as
> opposed to the RIM software in a VM or dual boot.  -freeslkr
>
>
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Hi,

I have recently built Barry & OpenSync on Fedora system.

And all works great.

I have packaged for debian :

http://www.progweb.com/modules/blackberry/opensync/

I have used the same release to build on Fedora.

WARNING : to use Barry you have to use the opensync trunk !

Regards,

On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 06:52:53PM -0500, Christopher D. Stover wrote:
> > I'd like to get a Pearl 8220 working on a Fedora 10 x86_64 installation.
> > The most important needs are to have reliable backups of the device and to
> > manage the calendar and contacts on the laptop while syncing back to the
> > Blackberry. Ideally the calendar and contacts applications would be
> > KDE4's, but I understand there are currently problems with this, and I'm
> > willing to use something else (evolution?) in the meantime. Once set up,
> > this needs to be as stable and hassle-free as possible as it will be on a
> > work machine for a non-technical person.
> 
> Hi freeslkr,
> I'm currently the Fedora packager for Barry.  Unfortunately, I've been 
> having trouble getting a newer build made.  I'm waiting for a response from 
> others on the mailing list here, but it's been a little quiet as of late.
> 
> > I'm thinking of building the barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git, libopensync-0.22,
> > libopensync-plugin-*-0.22, and msynctool-0.22 packages from the Fedora 11
> > RC.
> 
> Fedora was using OpenSync 0.3x at the time I built 
> barry-0.15-0.5.20090109git so you won't be able to sync using this package 
> from the repos.
> 
> > Is there something better to do (building from development branches)? Is
> > there a calendar application that will sync well with the Blackberry?
> > Which OpenSync plugins will I need to install?
> 
> You can build from source and directions available on the barry website if 
> you like or wait for me to build a new package once I have a few issues 
> ironed out (hopefully very soon).  I believe evolution is the best to sync 
> with, but someone may correct me on that.  If you're building from source 
> you'll want to use libopensync-0.22, which you can get from the Fedora 
> repos.
> 
> Chris 
> 
> 
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On Thu, 28 May 2009 10:52:14 +0200, Nicolas wrote:

> I have recently built Barry & OpenSync on Fedora system.
> And all works great.
> I have packaged for debian :
> http://www.progweb.com/modules/blackberry/opensync/
> I have used the same release to build on Fedora.
> WARNING : to use Barry you have to use the opensync trunk !

Hi Nicolas,
You're saying to use the opensync trunk and the barry trunk? Is that what 
works best, or is that the only thing that works? Is there a version of 
barry that works with opensync-0.22? Thanks for you help.  -John

On Wed, 27 May 2009 18:52:53 -0500, Christopher D. Stover wrote:

>> Is there a calendar application that will sync well with the
>> Blackberry? Which OpenSync plugins will I need to install?
> 
> You can build from source and directions available on the barry website
> if you like or wait for me to build a new package once I have a few
> issues ironed out (hopefully very soon).  I believe evolution is the
> best to sync with, but someone may correct me on that.

Do you (or anyone here) know anything about syncing with the Mozilla 
Sunbird calendar?

El Thu, 28 May 2009 15:07:38 +0800, Juvenn Woo escribió:

> Hi all,
> 
>   I'd like to get Barry on Ubuntu jaunty, the bjavaloader tool is mostly
>   needed. I've apt-get all 5 main packages without debug packages, but
>   no
> bjavaloader tool I could find.
>   So, how could I get bjavaloader?
>   Thanks in advance.


In jaunty is a 0.14 version.

On my ppa is a git version for jaunty ( and others... !! )

https://launchpad.net/~rlinfati/+archive/ppa




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Hi,

you can find packages here :

http://www.progweb.com/modules/blackberry/opensync/

regards,

Nicolas

On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 03:07:38PM +0800, Juvenn Woo wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
>   I'd like to get Barry on Ubuntu jaunty, the bjavaloader tool is mostly needed.
>   I've apt-get all 5 main packages without debug packages, but no
> bjavaloader tool I could find.
>   So, how could I get bjavaloader?
>   Thanks in advance.
> 
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> 
> Juvenn Woo
> 
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On Tue, 2009-05-12 at 17:16 -0400, Chris Frey wrote:

> You don't have to do this for these patches, but please do in the future.
> Might as well make full use of git. :-)
> 

Thanks for the info Chris - I'll do this in future. This is the first
time I have had to use git hence the clumsy patches - I'm more familiar
with SVN in general :)

	John

Le lundi 11 mai 2009 à 15:34 +0000, Rodrigo Linfati a écrit :
> Hi
> 
> On Ubuntu 9.04 and maybe on debian sid need all file in /etc/modprobe.d/ 
> with .conf

I confirm for debian too.

Thank's

> the trivial fix is [1]
> 
> On my ppa (at launchpad) are git version compiled for ubuntu jaunty.
> https://launchpad.net/~rlinfati/+archive/ppa
> 
> [1] Trivial fix
> diff --git a/debian/rules b/debian/rules
> index 84c4b38..4a70454 100755
> --- a/debian/rules
> +++ b/debian/rules
> @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ install/barry-util::
>  	install -m 0644 $(CURDIR)/udev/debian/10-blackberry.rules $(CURDIR)/debian/barry-util/etc/udev/rules.d/10-blackberry.rules
>  	# Install modprobe blacklist file for bcharge, into barry-util package
>  	install -d $(CURDIR)/debian/barry-util/etc/modprobe.d
> -	install -m 0644 $(CURDIR)/modprobe/blacklist-berry_charge $(CURDIR)/debian/barry-util/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-berry_charge
> +	install -m 0644 $(CURDIR)/modprobe/blacklist-berry_charge $(CURDIR)/debian/barry-util/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-berry_charge.conf
>  	# Install default ppp options and chat scripts
>  	install -d $(CURDIR)/debian/barry-util/etc/ppp/peers
>  	install -m 0644 $(CURDIR)/ppp/barry-rogers $(CURDIR)/ppp/barry-verizon $(CURDIR)/ppp/barry-sprint $(CURDIR)/ppp/barry-o2ireland $(CURDIR)/ppp/barry-tmobileus $(CURDIR)/ppp/barry-att_cingular $(CURDIR)/debian/barry-util/etc/ppp/peers
> 
> 
> 

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