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Re: [BitPim-user] Date/time discrepancy with Samsung SCH-A950

From: John S. <sh...@ya...> - 2011-04-14 18:04:49

The Bitpim project seems to be dead, but one possibility is the local time setting of your computer. Is your computer set to local time as UTC -9, which would be Alaska time?
----- Original Message -----
From: Linz
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2011 11:59 AM
Subject: [BitPim-user] Date/time discrepancy with Samsung SCH-A950

I recently had to examine an SCH-A950. I first used a Cellebrite UFED to extract the Call Log and Contact entries and used BitPim to extract the Call Log and SMS entries. Since the Call Log was common to both, I compared the date/time stamps to validate the data extracted by each tool. I found a difference of exactly 5 hours. My first thought was that BitPim was reporting in local time and the UFED was reporting in UTC. I conpared the time stamps to what was presented on the phone's display and found the UFED was actually reporting the correct local time and BitPim was reporting 5 hours earlier than local time (UTC - 9:00).

I checked the hex for the reported time and found it to convert to UTC (as I expected).

Why would BitPim subtact 9 hours from the stored UTC time stamp?

Thanx

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[BitPim-user] Date/time discrepancy with Samsung SCH-A950

From: Linz <li...@ya...> - 2011-04-14 15:59:25

I recently had to examine an SCH-A950.  I first used a Cellebrite UFED to extract the Call Log and Contact entries and used BitPim to extract the Call Log and SMS entries.  Since the Call Log was common to both, I compared the date/time stamps to validate the data extracted by each tool.  I found a difference of exactly 5 hours.  My first thought was that BitPim was reporting in local time and the UFED was reporting in UTC.  I conpared the time stamps to what was presented on the phone's display and found the UFED was actually reporting the correct local time and BitPim was reporting 5 hours earlier than local time (UTC - 9:00).
 
I checked the hex for the reported time and found it to convert to UTC (as I expected).
 
Why would BitPim subtact 9 hours from the stored UTC time stamp?
 
Thanx

Re: [BitPim-user] Samsug Intensity II Model# schu460

From: Bryan K. <r.b...@gm...> - 2011-03-25 22:39:54

I don't think it does. I just got one and had great hopes that it would, 
but it doesn't for me. The best I can do is drag MP3 files to it via 
Windows Explorer. I can't get my Mac to mount it either.

Does anyone on this list know of a developer who might be working on 
making this happen? I don't have time to write the code myself but could 
help in testing.

Bryan



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[BitPim-user] BitPim wouldn't start at all

From: la j. <la...@gm...> - 2011-03-24 01:14:42

Consistently gives this excuse:

 "This application has failed to start because MSVCP71.dll was not found.Re-installing the application may fix this problem"

[BitPim-user] Samsug Intensity II Model# schu460

From: Dale D. <dal...@de...> - 2011-03-21 15:30:54

Does BitPim support the Samsug Intensity II model# schu460 for Outlook
calendar sync functions?

 

Regards,

 

 

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Camarillo, CA 93010

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Re: [BitPim-user] Telus Mobility LG CX-9200 Help Required

From: Shal F. <sh...@ve...> - 2011-03-04 07:59:22

dragonslayer,

I've had a lot of problems using BitPim with my Verizon LG VX-9200 (env3), which may be a similar phone. I've settled on using version 1.07.20091103 - Test, as it seems to work best. I was using LGUSBModemDriver_WHQL_Eng_Ver_4.8.1, but I doubt that makes much difference.

I'd recommend attempting to read one type of data at a time, to isolate the problem. From your log it looks like it is the address book (contacts) that is giving you trouble. You may have to eschew the use of contact groups and other capabilities which go beyond what Bitpim understands.

Most of my purpose in using BitPim was to load my new env3 with contacts saved from my older phone, so I didn't test the reading part too much.

-- Shal

At 03:36 PM 2/14/2011, you wrote:

>I am running Windows XP on a very stable system.  Bitpim v 1.0.7 Official is
>installed.  LG driver LGUSBModemDriver_Eng_WHQL_Ver_4.9.4 is installed.  
>Bitpim recongizes my phone no problem, but when trying to read the data from
>it, I get the error log that I have posted below. It does not retrieve any
>data whatsoever.  I have tried reinstalling the driver, changing usb ports,
>rebooting (obviously), and pretty much anything that I could think of,
>including reading the help section of bitpim of course.   I have not been
>able to find an answer to my problem via searching, and any help would be
>appreciated.  Thank you in advance :handshake:

Re: [BitPim-user] How to copy Phone Book to ENV3 with BitPim (RESOLVED)

From: Jay S. <jay...@gm...> - 2011-03-03 20:27:38

I want to copy text messages, can you tell me how to do text messages?



On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 11:41 AM, Movarias <dro...@gm...> wrote:

>
> As I am sure we users of the Env3 have found that Bitpim will copy your
> address book from your phone to the computer but not back.  I recently had
> to replace mine under warranty and have a new and old Env3. I took and
> chance and did the following and it worked perfectly AND I could also add
> additional contacts after the process:
>
> 1. On your c: drive or desktop create a temp folder name whatever you want.
> 2. Attach your phone
> 3. Open BitPim
> 4. Ok through recognition of your phone
> 5. Select Data on your phone
> 6. On the menu tree on the left select FILE SYSTEM
> 7. Click the "+" sign next to the folder and "/" mark in the middle window
> pane (this will take some time be patient)
> 8. In the files system tree look for a folder called "pim" (no quotes)
> 9. Click once on it.
> 10. To the right you will see files.
> 11. Right click on each the files that start with "pb" (no quotes)
> individually (no multiselect)and click save
> 12. Save each of these files to your folder location
> 13. Lastly find record_id.dat, right click and save to same location
> 14. Unplug your old phone and plug in your new phone
> 15. Repeat steps 2-8
> 16. Find the same files that you have in your folder in the new phones file
> system.
> 17. Right click on the files in Bitpim and select "Overwrite"
> 18. A files select dialog will open, navigate to your folder and find the
> same named file and select it and click open.
> 19. Give the file time to be copied to the new phone and repeat steps 16-18
> for all files in your folder
> 20. Once that is completed turn off your phone and turn it back on.
>
> VOILA! You now have your contacts.  The group data file is copied as well
> so
> you should  have your groups. I don't use them so I am not completely sure.
>
> This process is provided "as is" and I am not personally responsible for
> the
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> phonebook to a Env3 phonebook etc.)  Only Env3 to Env3.  Hope this helps as
> I was beating my head against the wall and really did't want to go back to
> Verizon just to have my contacts moved over since the replacement was
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[BitPim-user] Question on BitPim

From: Frank R S. <f.s...@co...> - 2011-02-28 21:31:57

I am running BitPim 1.0.7 - Official on Win XP/SP3. My phone is an LG Chocolate VX-8500 (Black), firmware version T85VZV04. The USB cable is an LG CLGIF13-4.5.

All function appear to operate correctly except the Phonebook. On any phonebook operation, the phone screen displays "373-392" repeatedly, then BitPim says "Error: Phonebook busy on phone
The phonebook is busy on your phone.
Exit back to the main screen and then repeat the operation." Last several lines of Log below: 

15:42:34.049 LG-VX8500: Fundamentals retrieved
15:42:34.049 LG-VX8500: Reading speed dials
15:42:34.144 LG-VX8500: Getting file contents 'pim/pbspeed.dat'
15:42:34.362 LG-VX8500: Now in brew mode
15:42:34.362 LG-VX8500: Reading number of phonebook entries
15:42:34.424 LG-VX8500: Now in phonebook mode
15:42:34.565 LG-VX8500: There are 12 entries
15:42:34.862 Error: Phonebook busy on phone
The phonebook is busy on your phone.
Exit back to the main screen and then repeat the operation.

The point is that I'm ALREADY AT the main screen, and it does not appear to matter what screen I'm at, nor whether the phone slide is up or down. Two contacts transfer (no particular order) and then the phone book operation quits. 

I've checked various SourceForge and BitPim archives without success. Any help/insight welcome.

[BitPim-user] SPH-A900: first phone number deleted on upload

From: Samuel W. <wei...@wa...> - 2011-02-16 05:22:18

I'm transferring phonebooks between two Samsung SPH-A900's using a USB 
cable (Samsung OEM) and BitPim 1.0.7 running on Windows XP.

Copying the phonebook from the old phone works just fine, but 
uploading it to the new phone results in:

1) the first phone number, as shown in BitPim, doesn't appear on the 
new phone,

2) contacts with only one phone number don't show up on the phone at 
all, and

3) the email field isn't showing up on the new phone (and contacts 
with only one phone number + email don't show up).

The log shows all of the phonebook entires being transferred, and I'm 
getting no errors.  On at least one occasion (perhaps all), the phone 
rebooted at the end of the transfer: BitPim's status bar reported 
transferring the last name (matching the last log entry), hung there, 
no log entries for several seconds, then disconnect and detection log 
events.

Specific steps: download phonebook from old phone (replacing entires 
in BitPim), connect new phone, upload (replacing entries in new 
phone).  This appears to be repeatable.

I welcome your wisdom.

-- Sam

[BitPim-user] doneeb

From: Donald N. <do...@ya...> - 2011-02-15 18:43:51

http://www.passionandsound.com/91886.html

[BitPim-user] Telus Mobility LG CX-9200 Help Required

From: dragonslayer <dra...@sh...> - 2011-02-14 23:36:59

I am running Windows XP on a very stable system.  Bitpim v 1.0.7 Official is
installed.  LG driver LGUSBModemDriver_Eng_WHQL_Ver_4.9.4 is installed.  
Bitpim recongizes my phone no problem, but when trying to read the data from
it, I get the error log that I have posted below. It does not retrieve any
data whatsoever.  I have tried reinstalling the driver, changing usb ports,
rebooting (obviously), and pretty much anything that I could think of,
including reading the help section of bitpim of course.   I have not been
able to find an answer to my problem via searching, and any help would be
appreciated.  Thank you in advance :handshake:

17:13:12.592 COM4: USB support is not available
17:13:12.592 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 3.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
17:13:12.592 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
17:13:12.592 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Attempting to contact phone
17:13:12.592 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Retrieving fundamental phone information
17:13:12.592 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Phone serial number
17:13:12.640 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Now in brew mode
17:13:12.671 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Reading group information
17:13:12.921 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file pim/pbgroup.dat
17:13:12.953 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'pim/pbgroup.dat'
17:13:12.953 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'pim/pbgroup.dat'
17:13:13.046 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:13.078 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Reading Group Picture IDs
17:13:13.217 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file pim/pbGroupPixIdSetAsPath.dat
17:13:13.250 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents
'pim/pbGroupPixIdSetAsPath.dat'
17:13:13.250 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'pim/pbGroupPixIdSetAsPath.dat'
17:13:13.515 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:13.562 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): can't find wallpaper for group index: 5:
Family
17:13:13.562 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): can't find wallpaper for group index: 4:
Friends
17:13:13.562 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): can't find wallpaper for group index: 3:
Colleagues
17:13:13.562 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): can't find wallpaper for group index: 2:
Business
17:13:13.562 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): can't find wallpaper for group index: 1:
School
17:13:13.562 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Reading wallpaper-index
17:13:13.671 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/image.dat
17:13:13.703 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'dload/image.dat'
17:13:13.703 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/image.dat'
17:13:13.765 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:13.937 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/sd_image.dat
17:13:13.967 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'dload/sd_image.dat'
17:13:13.967 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/sd_image.dat'
17:13:14.030 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:14.187 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/video.dat
17:13:14.217 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'dload/video.dat'
17:13:14.217 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/video.dat'
17:13:14.280 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:14.437 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/sd_video.dat
17:13:14.467 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'dload/sd_video.dat'
17:13:14.467 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/sd_video.dat'
17:13:14.530 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:14.687 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file
set_as_pic_id_dir/setas_pic_id.dat
17:13:14.717 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents
'set_as_pic_id_dir/setas_pic_id.dat'
17:13:14.717 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file
'set_as_pic_id_dir/setas_pic_id.dat'
17:13:14.780 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:14.812 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Reading ringtone-index
17:13:14.937 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/myringtone.dat
17:13:14.967 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents
'dload/myringtone.dat'
17:13:14.967 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/myringtone.dat'
17:13:15.030 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:15.187 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/mysound.dat
17:13:15.217 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'dload/mysound.dat'
17:13:15.217 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/mysound.dat'
17:13:15.265 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:15.405 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/sd_sound.dat
17:13:15.437 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'dload/sd_sound.dat'
17:13:15.437 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/sd_sound.dat'
17:13:15.500 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:15.655 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/efs_music.dat
17:13:15.812 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file dload/sd_music.dat
17:13:15.842 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'dload/sd_music.dat'
17:13:15.842 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'dload/sd_music.dat'
17:13:15.905 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:15.937 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Fundamentals retrieved
17:13:15.937 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Reading speed dials
17:13:16.062 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): stat file pim/pbspeed.dat
17:13:16.092 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Getting file contents 'pim/pbspeed.dat'
17:13:16.092 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Open file 'pim/pbspeed.dat'
17:13:16.155 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Close file
17:13:16.203 Exception: BitPim version: 1.0.7-official
An unexpected exception has occurred.
Please see the help for details on what to do.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "gui.pyo", line 284, in run
  File "gui.pyo", line 159, in __call__
  File "gui.pyo", line 1906, in getdata
  File "phones\com_lgvx11000.pyo", line 201, in getphonebook
  File "phones\com_lgvx8550.pyo", line 68, in _get_speeddials
  File "phones\com_phone.pyo", line 153, in readobject
  File "phones\p_lgvx11000.pyo", line 551, in readfrombuffer
  File "prototypes.pyo", line 1532, in readfrombuffer
IndexError: tried to read too many list items

Variables by last 8 frames, innermost last

Frame run in gui.pyo at line 277
       resultcb =  <gui.Callback instance at 0x034947B0>
            res =  None
           self =  <WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started daemon)>
           item =  (<gui.Request instance at 0x03494A30>, <gui.Callback
instance at 0x034947B0>)
           call =  <gui.Request instance at 0x03494A30>
             ex =  IndexError('tried to read too many list items',)
              e =  IndexError('tried to read too many list items',)
          first =  0

Frame __call__ in gui.pyo at line 159
           self =  <gui.Request instance at 0x03494A30>
           args =  ()
              d =  Keys []
                   {}
         kwargs =  Keys []
                   {}

Frame getdata in gui.pyo at line 1906
          count =  1
              i =  (<bound method GetPhoneDialog.GetPhoneBookSetting of
<guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog;
           self =  <WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started daemon)>
            req =  <guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog; proxy of <Swig Object of type
'wxDialog *' at 0x2b72
       willcall =  [(<bound method GetPhoneDialog.GetPhoneBookSetting of
<guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog
        results =  Keys ['groups', 'ringtone-index', 'sync', 'uniqueserial',
'wallpaper-index']
                   {'sync': {'memo': 'OVERWRITE', 'wallpaper': 'OVERWRITE',
'sms': 'MERGE', 'ringto
           sync =  Keys ['calendar', 'call_history', 'memo', 'phonebook',
'ringtone', 'sms', 'wallpaper']
                   {'memo': 'OVERWRITE', 'wallpaper': 'OVERWRITE', 'sms':
'MERGE', 'ringtone': 'OVE
             st =  0
           todo =  [(<bound method WorkerThread.rebootcheck of
<WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started

Frame getphonebook in phones\com_lgvx11000.pyo at line 201
           self =  <phones.com_lgcx9200.Phone object at 0x03413BD0>
         result =  Keys ['groups', 'ringtone-index', 'sync', 'uniqueserial',
'wallpaper-index']
                   {'sync': {'memo': 'OVERWRITE', 'wallpaper': 'OVERWRITE',
'sms': 'MERGE', 'ringto

Frame _get_speeddials in phones\com_lgvx8550.pyo at line 73
           self =  <phones.com_lgcx9200.Phone object at 0x03413BD0>
         speeds =  Keys []
                   {}

Frame readobject in phones\com_phone.pyo at line 153
       logtitle =  'Reading speed dials'
     uselocalfs =  False
           self =  <phones.com_lgcx9200.Phone object at 0x03413BD0>
       filename =  'pim/pbspeed.dat'
           _obj =  <phones.p_lgvx11000.speeddials object at 0x0349FEB0>
           _buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x0349FCB0>
   object_class =  <class 'phones.p_lgvx11000.speeddials'>

Frame readfrombuffer in phones\p_lgvx11000.pyo at line 551
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x0349FCB0>
        autolog =  True
       logtitle =  'Reading speed dials'
           self =  <phones.p_lgvx11000.speeddials object at 0x0349FEB0>

Frame readfrombuffer in prototypes.pyo at line 1532
          dummy =  100
           self =  <prototypes.LIST object at 0x0349FC10>
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x0349FCB0>
              x =  <phones.p_lgvx11000.speeddial object at 0x034B2570>


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[BitPim-user] BitPim 1.0.7: Verizon SCH-A930 Imported Phone Book Blank

From: Spam F. <spa...@co...> - 2011-02-11 19:43:36

I've used bitpim for a number of years with my Samsung A-930 (Verizon) 
phone very successfully.  I recently obtained a new laptop and installed 
the Samsung USB drivers and bitpim 1.0.7.  Attempting to pull phone-book 
entries from the phone results in a number of apparent read failures in 
the log:

9:48:03.654 SCH-A930: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0000'
9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0000
9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: stat file pb/recs_0001
9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0001'
9:48:03.717 SCH-A930: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0001
9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: stat file pb/recs_0002
9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0002'
9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0002
9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: stat file pb/recs_0003

and the Import Phone Data dialog screen is blank.  However, the protocol 
log is showing data (that appears to be valid) coming from the phone

(Note: I have obfuscated the data as it includes valid phone numbers and 
names):


9:48:03.638 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 15 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.statfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 07 00 ff 00 00 00 27 37 f5 37 72 01 00 00        Y......'7.7r...

9:48:03.654 SCH-A930: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0000'
9:48:03.654 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 17 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfilerequest !#>
00000000 59 04 00 0d 70 62 2f 72 65 63 73 5f 30 30 30 30     
Y...pb/recs_0000
00000010 00                                                  .

9:48:03.654 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 00 01 72 01 00 00 00 01 00 00 29 00 2a     
Y....r.......).*
00000010 00 3c 00 3f 00 2d 00 30 00 37 00 11 04 00 00 11     
.<.?.-.0.7......
...
00000100 72 74 69 6e 0a 39 37 38 xx xx xx                    rtin.978xxx

9:48:03.670 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 3 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockrequest !#>
00000000 59 04 01                                            Y..

9:48:03.670 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 01 00 72 00 37 35 36 33 03 c5 00 5a 96     
Y....r.7563...Z.
00000010 fb 37 31 04 00 00 0d 42 65 6c 61 xx xx xx xx xx     
.71....Belxxxxx,
...
00000100 72 74 69 6e 0a 39 37 38 xx xx xx                    rtin.978xxx

9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: <read data> Data - 370 bytes
<#! phones.p_samsungscha950.PBFileHeader !#>
00000000 00 00 29 00 2a 00 3c 00 3f 00 2d 00 30 00 37 00     
..).*.<.?.-.0.7.
00000010 11 04 00 00 11 41 63 61 64 65 6d 79 2c 20 57 65     
.....Academy, We
...
00000160 78 00 0a 39 37 38 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx 5b 96     
x..978xxxxxxx.[.
00000170 fb 37                                               .7

9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0000
9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: stat file pb/recs_0001
9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 16 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.statfilerequest !#>
00000000 59 07 0d 70 62 2f 72 65 63 73 5f 30 30 30 31 00     
Y..pb/recs_0001.
00000010

9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 15 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.statfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 07 00 ff 00 00 00 2a 37 f5 37 a2 01 00 00        Y......*7.7....

9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0001'
9:48:03.686 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 17 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfilerequest !#>
00000000 59 04 00 0d 70 62 2f 72 65 63 73 5f 30 30 30 31     
Y...pb/recs_0001
00000010 00                                                  .

9:48:03.700 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 00 01 a2 01 00 00 00 01 2e 00 3b 00 23     
Y............;.#
00000010 00 26 00 38 00 33 00 52 00 23 00 11 04 00 00 10     
.&.8.3.R.#......
...
000000f0 33 36 39 33 00 0a 36 30 33 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx     
3693..603xxxxxxx
00000100 00 5d 96 fb 37 31 04 00 00 10 42                    .]..71....B

9:48:03.700 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 3 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockrequest !#>
00000000 59 04 01                                            Y..

9:48:03.717 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 01 00 a2 00 75 64 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx     
Y......udxxxxxxx
...
000000f0 33 36 39 33 00 0a 36 30 33 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx     
3693..603xxxxxxx
00000100 00 5d 96 fb 37 31 04 00 00 10 42                    .]..71....B

9:48:03.717 SCH-A930: <read data> Data - 418 bytes
<#! phones.p_samsungscha950.PBFileHeader !#>
00000000 2e 00 3b 00 23 00 26 00 38 00 33 00 52 00 23 00     
..;.#.&.8.3.R.#.
00000010 11 04 00 00 10 42 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx2c 20 4d     .....Bxxxxxxx, M
...
00000190 0a 39 37 38 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx03 b7 00 5e 96     .978xxxxxxx...^.
000001a0 fb 37                                               .7

9:48:03.717 SCH-A930: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0001
9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: stat file pb/recs_0002
9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 16 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.statfilerequest !#>
00000000 59 07 0d 70 62 2f 72 65 63 73 5f 30 30 30 32 00     
Y..pb/recs_0002.
00000010

9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 15 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.statfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 07 00 ff 00 00 00 2d 37 f5 37 05 02 00 00        Y......-7.7....

9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0002'
9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 17 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfilerequest !#>
00000000 59 04 00 0d 70 62 2f 72 65 63 73 5f 30 30 30 32     
Y...pb/recs_0002
00000010 00                                                  .

9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 00 01 05 02 00 00 00 01 3d 00 35 00 19     
Y..........=.5..
00000010 00 3d 00 4b 00 36 00 3b 00 53 00 39 04 00 00 0e     
.=.K.6.;.S.9....
...
000000f0 72 2c xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx    r,xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
00000100 38 36 35 40 79 61 68 6f 6f 2e 63                    865@yahoo.c

9:48:03.733 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 3 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockrequest !#>
00000000 59 04 01                                            Y..

9:48:03.747 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 01 01 00 01 6f 6d 0a 34 32 33 33 33 39     
Y......om.423339
00000010 31 38 36 35 03 16 00 0d 2a 38 32 xx xx xx xx xx     
1865....*82xxxxx
...
000000f0 xx xx xx xx xx 36 35 37 35 00 61 96 fb 37 fb 37     
xxxxx6575.a..7.7
00000100 33 36 35 37 35 00 61 6f 6f 2e 63                    36575.aoo.c

9:48:03.747 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 3 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockrequest !#>
00000000 59 04 02                                            Y..

9:48:03.763 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileblockresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 02 00 05 00 96 fb 37 fb 37 33 33 33 39     
Y........7.73339
00000010 31 38 36 35 03 16 00 0d 2a 38 32 xx xx xx xx xx     
1865....*82xxxxx
...
000000f0 xx xx xx xx xx 36 35 37 35 00 61 96 fb 37 fb 37     
xxxxx6575.a..7.7
00000100 33 36 35 37 35 00 61 6f 6f 2e 63                    36575.aoo.c

9:48:03.763 SCH-A930: <read data> Data - 517 bytes
<#! phones.p_samsungscha950.PBFileHeader !#>
00000000 3d 00 35 00 19 00 3d 00 4b 00 36 00 3b 00 53 00     
=.5...=.K.6.;.S.
00000010 39 04 00 00 0e 43 xx xx xx xx xx 2c 20 52 6f 62     
9....Cxxxxx, Rob
...
000001f0 37 35 00 61 96 fb 37 fb 37 33 36 35 37 35 00 61     
75.a..7.736575.a
00000200 96 fb 37 fb 37                                      ..7.7

9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0002
9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: stat file pb/recs_0003
9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 16 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.statfilerequest !#>
00000000 59 07 0d 70 62 2f 72 65 63 73 5f 30 30 30 33 00     
Y..pb/recs_0003.
00000010

9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 15 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.statfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 07 00 ff 00 00 00 30 37 f5 37 a8 01 00 00        Y......07.7....

9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0003'
9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: sendbrewcommand Data - 17 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfilerequest !#>
00000000 59 04 00 0d 70 62 2f 72 65 63 73 5f 30 30 30 33     
Y...pb/recs_0003
00000010 00                                                  .

9:48:03.779 SCH-A930: brew response Data - 267 bytes
<#! phones.p_brew.readfileresponse !#>
00000000 59 04 00 00 01 a8 01 00 00 00 01 35 00 25 00 25     
Y..........5.%.%
00000010 00 3d 00 30 00 2e 00 1d 00 3b 00 13 04 00 00 0c     
.=.0.....;......
...
000000f0 35 32 34 00 0d 2a 38 32 36 31 37 xx xx xx xx xx     
524..*82617xxxxx
00000100 32 34 02 63 96 fb 37 31 04 00 00                    24.c..71...





I did downgrade to 1.0.6 and the phonebook did populate, however, after 
the import phone data dialog box is accepted, the following exception 
occurs:

BitPim version: 1.0.6-official
An unexpected exception has occurred.
Please see the help for details on what to do.

Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "fileview.pyo", line 368, in OnIdle
   File "fileview.pyo", line 903, in _populatefs
   File "fileview.pyo", line 815, in _save_to_db
   File "database.pyo", line 249, in _transactionwrapper
   File "database.pyo", line 409, in savemajordict
   File "database.pyo", line 249, in _transactionwrapper
   File "database.pyo", line 638, in getmajordictvalues
   File "database.pyo", line 656, in _getindirect
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '3L'

Variables by last 8 frames, innermost last

Frame OnIdle in fileview.pyo at line 368
            self = <ringers.RingerView; proxy of <Swig Object of type 
'wxPanel *' at 0x2ccd288> >
               _ = <wx._core.IdleEvent; proxy of <Swig Object of type 
'wxIdleEvent *' at 0x12f7d0>

Frame _populatefs in fileview.pyo at line 903
            self = <ringers.RingerView; proxy of <Swig Object of type 
'wxPanel *' at 0x2ccd288> >
            dict =  Keys ['ringtone-index']
                    {'ringtone-index': {'1297453103.279048': 
<fileview.MediaEntry object at 0x053FF5

Frame _save_to_db in fileview.pyo at line 815
           db_rr =  Keys ['1297453103.279031', '1297453103.279032', 
'1297453103.279033', '1297453103.279034', '1297453103.279035', 
'1297453103.279036', '1297453103.279037', '1297453103.279038', 
'1297453103.279039', '1297453103.279040', '1297453103.279041', 
'1297453103.279042', '1297453103.279043', '1297453103.279044', 
'1297453103.279045', '1297453103.279046', '1297453103.279047', 
'1297453103.279048', '1297453103.279049', '1297453103.279050', 
'1297453103.279051', '1297453103.279052', '1297453103.279053']
                    {'1297453103.279048': {'serials': [{'sourcetype': 
'bitpim', 'id': '1297453103.27
            dict =  Keys ['1297453103.279031', '1297453103.279032', 
'1297453103.279033', '1297453103.279034', '1297453103.279035', 
'1297453103.279036', '1297453103.279037', '1297453103.279038', 
'1297453103.279039', '1297453103.279040', '1297453103.279041', 
'1297453103.279042', '1297453103.279043', '1297453103.279044', 
'1297453103.279045', '1297453103.279046', '1297453103.279047', 
'1297453103.279048', '1297453103.279049', '1297453103.279050', 
'1297453103.279051', '1297453103.279052', '1297453103.279053']
                    {'1297453103.279048': <fileview.MediaEntry object at 
0x053FF570>, '1297453103.27
               k =  '1297453103.279032'
               e = <fileview.MediaEntry object at 0x053FF370>
            self = <ringers.RingerView; proxy of <Swig Object of type 
'wxPanel *' at 0x2ccd288> >

Frame _transactionwrapper in database.pyo at line 249
            args =  (<database.Database instance at 0x02B2A2D8>, 
'ringtone-index', {'1297453103.2790
          method = <function savemajordict at 0x01E7ABF0>
          kwargs =  Keys []
                    {}

Frame savemajordict in database.pyo at line 409
       timestamp =  1297453268.2490001
            self = <database.Database instance at 0x02B2A2D8>
            dict =  Keys ['1297453103.279031', '1297453103.279032', 
'1297453103.279033', '1297453103.279034', '1297453103.279035', 
'1297453103.279036', '1297453103.279037', '1297453103.279038', 
'1297453103.279039', '1297453103.279040', '1297453103.279041', 
'1297453103.279042', '1297453103.279043', '1297453103.279044', 
'1297453103.279045', '1297453103.279046', '1297453103.279047', 
'1297453103.279048', '1297453103.279049', '1297453103.279050', 
'1297453103.279051', '1297453103.279052', '1297453103.279053']
                    {'1297453103.279036': {'serials': [{'sourcetype': 
'bitpim', 'id': '1297453103.27
       tablename =  'ringtone-index'

Frame _transactionwrapper in database.pyo at line 249
            args =  (<database.Database instance at 0x02B2A2D8>, 
'ringtone-index')
          method = <function getmajordictvalues at 0x01E7ACB0>
          kwargs =  Keys []
                    {}

Frame getmajordictvalues in database.pyo at line 638
            uids =  [u'1297435689.421031', u'1297435689.421032', 
u'1297435689.421033', u'1297435689.
             uid =  u'1297435689.421031'
      sql_string =  'select * from [ringtone-index] where __uid__=? 
order by __rowid__ desc limit 1'
         deleted =  2
             res =  Keys [u'1297435689.421031', u'1297435689.421032', 
u'1297435689.421033', u'1297435689.421034', u'1297435689.421035', 
u'1297435689.421036', u'1297435689.421037', u'1297435689.421038', 
u'1297435689.421039', u'1297435689.421040', u'1297435689.421041', 
u'1297435689.421042', u'1297435689.421043', u'1297435689.421044', 
u'1297435689.421045', u'1297435689.421046', u'1297435689.421047', 
u'1297435689.421048', u'1297435689.421049', u'1297435689.421050', 
u'1297435689.421051', u'1297435689.421052', u'1297435689.421053']
                    {u'1297435689.421039': {u'origin': u'builtin', 
u'index': 8, u'name': u'Bell 3'},
         at_time =  None
       indirects =  Keys [u'mediadata', u'serials']
                    {u'serials': [(u'1297435689.421031', 
u'ringtone-index__serials,3L,', u'indirectB
         factory = <database.dataobjectfactory instance at 0x01E82788>
            name =  u'serials'
          colnum =  8
          record =  Keys [u'index', u'name', u'origin']
                    {u'origin': u'sounds', u'index': 22, u'name': 
u'indyring.mp3'}
          values =  [(u'1297435689.421031', 
u'ringtone-index__serials,3L,', u'indirectBLOB'), (u'129
       tablename =  'ringtone-index'
               v =  u'ringtone-index__serials,3L,'
               u =  u'1297435706.782107'
          schema =  [[0, u'__rowid__', u'integer primary key'], [1, 
u'__timestamp__', u''], [2, u'__
            type =  u'indirectBLOB'
            self = <database.Database instance at 0x02B2A2D8>
             row =  (76, 1297435706.9849999, 1, u'1297435706.782107', 
u'ringtone-index__serials,35L,

Frame _getindirect in database.pyo at line 656
            what =  u'ringtone-index__serials,3L,'
            rows =  u'3L,'
             res =  []
            self = <database.Database instance at 0x02B2A2D8>
       tablename =  u'ringtone-index__serials'
            _[1] =  []
               r =  u'3L'
          schema =  [[0, u'__rowid__', u'integer primary key'], [1, 
u'sourcetype', u'valueBLOB'], [2


Thanks for any assistance.

[BitPim-user] BitPim Problem: Verizon Samsung SCH-U740 - Cannot pull Phone Book

From: Adam F. <af...@gm...> - 2011-02-10 20:12:07

Hi all,

Here is my setup:

Verizon Samsung SCH-U740
BitPim1.0.7
Mac OS X 10.6.6
USB Connection

I have successfully connected my phone to BitPim.  I have pulled both
ringtones and images off the phone into BitPim.  My problem is that
when I try to pull my Phonebook, it does not pull anything.  The
screen comes up to confirm the old and new phonebook data, but it is
blank.  I get no specific error message.  Here is a clip from my log:

15:09:04.732 SCH-U740: Retrieving fundamental phone information
15:09:04.732 SCH-U740: Phone serial number
15:09:04.754 SCH-U740: stat file pb/pbgroups_0
15:09:04.754 SCH-U740: stat file pb/pbgroups_1
15:09:04.775 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'pb/pbgroups_1'
15:09:04.854 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'brew/mod/mr/MrInfo.db'
15:09:04.921 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'brew/mod/18067/MsInfo.db'
15:09:04.944 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'brew/mod/10888/Default Album.alb'
15:09:07.425 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'brew/mod/10890/Default Album.alb'
15:09:07.606 SCH-U740: Reading phonebook contacts
15:09:07.606 SCH-U740: stat file pb/recs_0000
15:09:07.624 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0000'
15:09:07.651 SCH-U740: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0000
15:09:07.651 SCH-U740: stat file pb/recs_0001
15:09:07.651 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0001'
15:09:07.690 SCH-U740: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0001
15:09:07.690 SCH-U740: stat file pb/recs_0002
15:09:07.705 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0002'
15:09:07.733 SCH-U740: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0002
...
...
15:09:09.047 SCH-U740: stat file pb/recs_0035
15:09:09.063 SCH-U740: Getting file contents 'pb/recs_0035'
15:09:09.091 SCH-U740: Failed to read file: pb/recs_0035
15:09:09.091 SCH-U740: stat file pb/recs_0036
15:09:09.107 ['phonebook', 'sync', 'ringtone-index',
'wallpaper-index', 'groups', 'categories', 'uniqueserial']
15:09:09.107 {'phonebook': 'MERGE'}


I cut out the middle to save space.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you so much,
Adam

[BitPim-user] How to copy Phone Book to ENV3 with BitPim (RESOLVED)

From: Movarias <dro...@gm...> - 2011-02-09 16:41:43

As I am sure we users of the Env3 have found that Bitpim will copy your
address book from your phone to the computer but not back. I recently had
to replace mine under warranty and have a new and old Env3. I took and
chance and did the following and it worked perfectly AND I could also add
additional contacts after the process:

1. On your c: drive or desktop create a temp folder name whatever you want.
2. Attach your phone
3. Open BitPim
4. Ok through recognition of your phone
5. Select Data on your phone
6. On the menu tree on the left select FILE SYSTEM
7. Click the "+" sign next to the folder and "/" mark in the middle window
pane (this will take some time be patient)
8. In the files system tree look for a folder called "pim" (no quotes)
9. Click once on it.
10. To the right you will see files.
11. Right click on each the files that start with "pb" (no quotes)
individually (no multiselect)and click save
12. Save each of these files to your folder location
13. Lastly find record_id.dat, right click and save to same location
14. Unplug your old phone and plug in your new phone
15. Repeat steps 2-8
16. Find the same files that you have in your folder in the new phones file
system.
17. Right click on the files in Bitpim and select "Overwrite"
18. A files select dialog will open, navigate to your folder and find the
same named file and select it and click open.
19. Give the file time to be copied to the new phone and repeat steps 16-18
for all files in your folder
20. Once that is completed turn off your phone and turn it back on.

VOILA! You now have your contacts. The group data file is copied as well so
you should have your groups. I don't use them so I am not completely sure.

This process is provided "as is" and I am not personally responsible for the
individual outcomes. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. This worked for me and my
Env3 phones and I would not suggest testing on cross platform (i.e. Voyager
phonebook to a Env3 phonebook etc.) Only Env3 to Env3. Hope this helps as
I was beating my head against the wall and really did't want to go back to
Verizon just to have my contacts moved over since the replacement was mailed
to my house.

Thanks,
Byron
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[BitPim-user] all phonebook entries lost

From: Fredrick B. <fr...@gm...> - 2011-02-09 03:25:34

I just started using bitpim....lg vx8700..windows 7...

tried to sync and now have no entries in the phonebook...calender sync
fine...  would phonebook entries be saved to file on computer?  any way to
restore the entries?

Re: [BitPim-user] BitPim Broken

From: A. M. <amo...@sb...> - 2011-02-08 23:59:15

First, I would like to thank you for replying to my request for help. I felt pretty much alone.

It turns out that just before I got your message I fixed my problem. I did it by reloading the BitPim software. I tried once to reload over the old copy of BitPim - that didn't work. I didn't want to erase the old copy for fear of losing my data. I was successful when I loaded BitPim into a Temp file I created. When the software was loaded my data appeared, so I erased the old and loaded a new copy.

PS - I believe that my data is stored in a .pyo file. PYO files are created by software called Python.
----- Original Message -----
From: Dennis Reichel
To: bit...@li...
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [BitPim-user] BitPim Broken

Possible approaches I recommend are: googling your error message, backing up your data, reinstalling the application, trying the application in safe mode.

It's possible the data is in a file: bitpim.dat

It might be helpful if you can provide information about what changed on your computer between the last time your application ran and when you first saw this error.

I have no idea about the bitpim installation on Windows, but here's a link that provides information about problems with the C++ runtime library

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307817/en-us

Also, this information may be useful for you to elicit useful technical help: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

On Tue, 2011-02-08 at 08:11 -0600, A. Morrow wrote:
1. When I try to start my copy of BitPim (1.0.7) I get the following error message:

Runtime Error

Program C:\Program Files\BitPimw.exe

The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more info.

2. What is the name of the file that contains my stored names and telephone numbers?

3. Is there a place I can get a copy of BitPimw.exe?

PS - I downloaded another copy of BitPim 1.0.7 and reloaded it. Program is still broken!

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Re: [BitPim-user] BitPim Broken

From: Dennis R. <de...@re...> - 2011-02-08 16:13:53

Possible approaches I recommend are: googling your error message,
backing up your data, reinstalling the application, trying the
application in safe mode.

It's possible the data is in a file: bitpim.dat

It might be helpful if you can provide information about what changed on
your computer between the last time your application ran and when you
first saw this error.

I have no idea about the bitpim installation on Windows, but here's a
link that provides information about problems with the C++ runtime
library

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307817/en-us

Also, this information may be useful for you to elicit useful technical
help:  http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html


On Tue, 2011-02-08 at 08:11 -0600, A. Morrow wrote:
> 1. When I try to start my copy of BitPim (1.0.7) I get the following
> error message:
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> Runtime Error
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> Program C:\Program Files\BitPimw.exe
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an
> unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more
> info.
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> 2. What is the name of the file that contains my stored names and
> telephone numbers?
> 
>  
> 
> 3.  Is there a place I can get a copy of BitPimw.exe? 
> 
>  
> 
> PS - I downloaded another copy of BitPim 1.0.7 and reloaded it.
> Program is still broken!
> 
> 
> 
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> Pinpoint memory and threading errors before they happen.
> Find and fix more than 250 security defects in the development cycle.
> Locate bottlenecks in serial and parallel code that limit performance.
> http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-dev2devfeb
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[BitPim-user] BitPim Broken

From: A. M. <amo...@sb...> - 2011-02-08 14:11:17

1. When I try to start my copy of BitPim (1.0.7) I get the following error message:

 

Runtime Error

 

Program C:\Program Files\BitPimw.exe

 

The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more info.

 

 

2. What is the name of the file that contains my stored names and telephone numbers?



3.  Is there a place I can get a copy of BitPimw.exe? 



PS - I downloaded another copy of BitPim 1.0.7 and reloaded it. Program is still broken!

Re: [BitPim-user] Help

From: A. M. <amo...@sb...> - 2011-02-03 22:25:06

No! The file is named bitpimw.exe. Sorry.

Thanks for answering. I have used this program for about 2 years.
----- Original Message -----
From: Lowell Sharrah
To: bit...@li...
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 4:01 PM
Subject: Re: [BitPim-user] Help

Is this the correct program name? BitPiBitPimw.exe

Lowell

From: A. Morrow [mailto:amo...@sb...]
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 4:18 PM
To: Bit...@li...
Subject: [BitPim-user] Help

When I try to start my copy of BitPim (1.0.7) I get the following error message:

Runtime Error

Program C:\Program Files\BitPiBitPimw.exe

The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more info.

Also, what is the name of the file that contains my names and telephone numbers.

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Re: [BitPim-user] Help

From: Lowell S. <sha...@am...> - 2011-02-03 22:01:04

Is this the correct program name?  BitPiBitPimw.exe

 

Lowell

 

 

From: A. Morrow [mailto:amo...@sb...] 
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 4:18 PM
To: Bit...@li...
Subject: [BitPim-user] Help

 

When I try to start my copy of BitPim (1.0.7) I get the following error
message:

 

Runtime Error

 

Program C:\Program Files\BitPiBitPimw.exe

 

The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more info.

 

 

Also, what is the name of the file that contains my names and telephone
numbers.

[BitPim-user] Help

From: A. M. <amo...@sb...> - 2011-02-03 21:19:04

When I try to start my copy of BitPim (1.0.7) I get the following error message:

Runtime Error

Program C:\Program Files\BitPiBitPimw.exe

The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more info.


Also, what is the name of the file that contains my names and telephone numbers.

[BitPim-user] HELP!!!

From: A. M. <amo...@sb...> - 2011-02-01 23:27:04

When I try to start my copy of BitPim (1.0.7) I get the following error message:

Runtime Error

Program C:\Program Files\BitPiBitPimw.exe

The Application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more info.


Also, what is the name of the file that contains my names and telephone numbers.

[BitPim-user] VX9200 sms download problem

From: Jay S. <jay...@gm...> - 2011-01-30 01:49:10

Hello,

I'm new to BitPim but a great lover of Open Source Software.
I am using Version 1.0.7
I am using a regular usb cable that comes with the phone. The end that
connects to the phone is a proprietary LG shape, but should still just be
usb2.0
The phone is a VX9200 (Env3)
I have been able to repeat this error with both the Vista and Win7 OSes. The
error report below is for Win7 (I don't believe there's a difference in
messages)

It appears to freeze on the sms/inbox/inbox0001.dat file.

What steps I took. I just installed BitPim, as well as LGE usb modem
drivers, then click get phone data. It seems to quit on sms files so as long
as you check that box it will die.

Is it repeatable? Every time. I guess that's a good thing.

What have you tried? Pouting, yelling and prayer. I messed with the settings
but these things seemed to make the problem worse (ie the phone doesn't
connect). It does not seem to be a connection problem.

I did a search in Gmane and found someone with a similar problem.
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.mobile.bitpim.user/10551/match=vx9200

Thank you for your software, it bridges a huge gap between what my phone
does, and should do out of the box,
Jay Stannard



BitPim version: 1.0.7-official
An unexpected exception has occurred.
Please see the help for details on what to do.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "gui.pyo", line 284, in run
  File "gui.pyo", line 159, in __call__
  File "gui.pyo", line 1906, in getdata
  File "phones\com_lgvx4400.pyo", line 131, in getsms
  File "phones\com_lgvx8800.pyo", line 66, in _readsms
  File "phones\p_lgvx9100.pyo", line 4332, in readfrombuffer
  File "prototypes.pyo", line 618, in readfrombuffer
  File "prototypes.pyo", line 1665, in getnextbytes
IndexError: Trying to read 49 bytes starting at 4675 which will go beyond
end of 4704 byte buffer

Variables by last 8 frames, innermost last

Frame run in gui.pyo at line 277
       resultcb =  <gui.Callback instance at 0x07C44CD8>
            res =  None
           self =  <WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started daemon)>
           item =  (<gui.Request instance at 0x07C44C38>, <gui.Callback
instance at 0x07C44CD8>)
           call =  <gui.Request instance at 0x07C44C38>
             ex =  IndexError('Trying to read 49 bytes starting at 4675
which will go beyond end of
              e =  IndexError('Trying to read 49 bytes starting at 4675
which will go beyond end of
          first =  0

Frame __call__ in gui.pyo at line 159
           self =  <gui.Request instance at 0x07C44C38>
           args =  ()
              d =  Keys []
                   {}
         kwargs =  Keys []
                   {}

Frame getdata in gui.pyo at line 1906
          count =  1
              i =  (<bound method GetPhoneDialog.GetSMSSetting of
<guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog; proxy
           self =  <WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started daemon)>
            req =  <guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog; proxy of <Swig Object of type
'wxDialog *' at 0x449a
       willcall =  [(<bound method GetPhoneDialog.GetSMSSetting of
<guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog; prox
        results =  Keys ['canned_msg', 'groups', 'ringtone-index', 'sync',
'uniqueserial', 'wallpaper-index']
                   {'uniqueserial':
'e477543d7d6df47408887a1c67b7570d117afe63', 'sync': {'sms': 'ME
           sync =  Keys ['sms']
                   {'sms': 'MERGE'}
             st =  0
           todo =  [(<bound method WorkerThread.rebootcheck of
<WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started

Frame getsms in phones\com_lgvx4400.pyo at line 131
           self =  <phones.com_lgvx9200.Phone object at 0x04A317F0>
         result =  Keys ['canned_msg', 'groups', 'ringtone-index', 'sync',
'uniqueserial', 'wallpaper-index']
                   {'uniqueserial':
'e477543d7d6df47408887a1c67b7570d117afe63', 'sync': {'sms': 'ME

Frame _readsms in phones\com_lgvx8800.pyo at line 66
            res =  Keys ['1296350264.775000', '1296350264.902001',
'1296350265.029002', '1296350265.154003', '1296350265.285004',
'1296350265.414005', '1296350265.538006', '1296350265.665007',
'1296350265.798008', '1296350265.924009', '1296350266.047010',
'1296350266.287011', '1296350266.413012', '1296350266.542013',
'1296350266.666014', '1296350266.796015', '1296350266.933016',
'1296350267.061017', '1296350267.189018', '1296350267.320019']
                   {'1296350265.798008': <sms.SMSEntry object at
0x0925CFB0>, '1296350265.154003':
           self =  <phones.com_lgvx9200.Phone object at 0x04A317F0>
           item =  <phones.p_lgvx9200.indexentry object at 0x06F64FD0>
          entry =  <sms.SMSEntry object at 0x09259F50>
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
             sf =  <phones.p_lgvx9100.sms_in object at 0x06FA7330>

Frame readfrombuffer in phones\p_lgvx9100.pyo at line 4332
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
        autolog =  True
       logtitle =  'SMS inbox item'
           self =  <phones.p_lgvx9100.sms_in object at 0x06FA7330>

Frame readfrombuffer in prototypes.pyo at line 618
         _value =  ''
           self =  <prototypes.USTRING object at 0x095F6090>
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
          flush =  0

Frame getnextbytes in prototypes.pyo at line 1665
           self =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
        howmany =  49



=====================================================================
Entire Log History
=====================================================================
\20:17:06.279 coms:[{'available': True, 'driverdate': (2008, 11, 11),
'description': 'LGE CDMA USB Modem', 'driverprovider': 'LG Electronics Inc',
'driverversion': '4.9.4.0', 'hardwareinstance':
'USB\\VID_1004&PID_6000_MODEMINTERFACE\\6&1395642B&0&0000',
'driverdescription': 'LGE CDMA USB Modem', 'active': True, 'class': 'modem',
'name': 'COM3'}, {'available': True, 'driverdate': (2008, 11, 11),
'description': 'LGE CDMA USB Serial Port (COM4)', 'driverprovider': 'LG
Electronics Inc.', 'driverversion': '4.9.4.0', 'hardwareinstance':
'USB\\VID_1004&PID_6000_DIAGINTERFACE\\6&1395642B&0&0000',
'driverdescription': 'LGE CDMA USB Serial Port', 'active': True, 'class':
'serial', 'name': 'COM4'}]
20:17:06.279 Available ports: ['COM4']
20:17:06.279 Available modem ports: []
20:17:06.279 Checking for model: E815
20:17:06.279 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:06.279 Detect Phone result: {}
20:17:06.279 Checking for model: E815m
20:17:06.279 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:06.279 Detect Phone result: {}
20:17:06.279 Checking for model: K1m
20:17:06.279 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:06.279 Detect Phone result: {}
20:17:06.279 Checking for model: LG-AX8600
20:17:06.279 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:06.279 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:06.279 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:06.286 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:06.286 LG-AX8600: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:06.305 LG-AX8600: Now in brew mode
20:17:06.336 LG-AX8600: Failed to transition to DM
20:17:06.336 LG-AX8600: Getting file contents 'brew/version.txt'
20:17:06.359 LG-AX8600: Getting file contents 'nvm/$SYS.ESN'
20:17:06.398 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': None, 'esn_file':
'80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:06.401 Checking for model: LG-C2000
20:17:06.405 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:06.408 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:06.413 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:06.421 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:07.448 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False, 'esn_file':
'80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:07.451 Checking for model: LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2)
20:17:07.454 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:07.460 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:07.460 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:07.470 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:07.473 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Attempting to contact phone
20:17:08.494 COM4: Timed out - flushing and trying again
20:17:09.512 COM4: Timed out waiting for 7e, requested bytes 1  - 0 bytes
read
20:17:09.523 LG-CX9200 (Keybo 2): Now in brew mode
20:17:09.536 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False, 'esn_file':
'80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.540 Checking for model: LG-G4015
20:17:09.545 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.549 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False, 'esn_file':
'80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.552 Checking for model: LG-LG6190
20:17:09.556 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.562 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.565 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.575 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.579 LG 6190: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.584 LG 6190: Getting file contents 'OWS/paramtable1.fil'
20:17:09.596 LG 6190: Now in brew mode
20:17:09.612 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None,
'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173,
14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version':
None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.617 Checking for model: LG-LG6200
20:17:09.621 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.625 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.628 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.641 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.644 LG 6200: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.648 LG 6200: Getting file contents 'nvm/nvm/nvm_lg_param'
20:17:09.660 LG 6200: Now in brew mode
20:17:09.674 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.678 Checking for model: LG-LG8100
20:17:09.683 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.687 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.690 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.701 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.707 LG-LG8100: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.711 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.716 Checking for model: LG-LX5450
20:17:09.720 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.724 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.729 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.740 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.743 LG-LX5450: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.752 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.756 Checking for model: LG-LX5550
20:17:09.759 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.765 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.769 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.779 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.783 LG-LX5550: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.792 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.796 Checking for model: LG-LX570 (Muziq)
20:17:09.801 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.805 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.809 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.819 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.823 LG-LX570: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.831 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'mode_brew': True, 'firmwareresponse': None,
'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145,
172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.',
'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.835 Checking for model: LG-PM225
20:17:09.839 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.844 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.848 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.858 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.862 LG PM225: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.868 LG PM225: Getting file contents 'ams/version.txt'
20:17:09.878 LG PM225: Now in brew mode
20:17:09.892 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.898 Checking for model: LG-PM325
20:17:09.901 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.905 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.910 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.921 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.924 LG PM325: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.933 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.937 Checking for model: LG-TM520
20:17:09.940 Checking for model: LG-UX5000
20:17:09.946 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.950 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.953 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:09.963 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:09.969 LG-UX5000: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:09.976 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:09.980 Checking for model: LG-VI125
20:17:09.983 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:09.987 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:09.993 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.003 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.006 LG-VI125: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.015 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.019 Checking for model: LG-VI5225
20:17:10.023 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.028 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.032 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.042 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.046 LG-VI5225: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.052 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.058 Checking for model: LG-VX10
20:17:10.062 Checking for model: LG-VX10000 (Voyager)
20:17:10.065 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.069 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.075 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.085 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.091 LG-VX10000: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.101 LG-VX10000: Now in brew mode
20:17:10.115 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.121 Checking for model: LG-VX11000 (enV Touch)
20:17:10.125 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.128 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.132 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.144 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.148 LG-VX11000 (enV Touch): Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.158 LG-VX11000 (enV Touch): Now in brew mode
20:17:10.174 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.177 Checking for model: LG-VX3200
20:17:10.181 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.187 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.187 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.194 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.197 LG-VX3200: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.206 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.210 Checking for model: LG-VX4400
20:17:10.213 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.219 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.219 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.226 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.230 LG-VX4400: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.237 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.242 Checking for model: LG-VX4500
20:17:10.246 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.250 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.250 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.257 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.262 LG-VX4500: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.269 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.273 Checking for model: LG-VX4600
20:17:10.278 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.282 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.282 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.289 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.296 LG-VX4600: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.303 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.308 Checking for model: LG-VX4650
20:17:10.312 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.316 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.321 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.331 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.335 LG-VX4650: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.342 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.345 Checking for model: LG-VX5200
20:17:10.349 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.354 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.358 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.368 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.371 LG-VX5200: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.378 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.382 Checking for model: LG-VX5300
20:17:10.387 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.391 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.395 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.405 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.410 LG-VX5300: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.421 LG-VX5300: Now in brew mode
20:17:10.464 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.469 Checking for model: LG-VX5400
20:17:10.473 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.477 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.482 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.492 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.496 LG-VX5400: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.507 LG-VX5400: Now in brew mode
20:17:10.522 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.526 Checking for model: LG-VX5500
20:17:10.530 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.535 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.539 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.549 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.553 LG-VX5500: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.565 LG-VX5500: Now in brew mode
20:17:10.578 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.582 Checking for model: LG-VX6000
20:17:10.586 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.592 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.595 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.607 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.611 LG-VX6000: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.618 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.621 Checking for model: LG-VX6100
20:17:10.627 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.631 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.635 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.645 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.650 LG-VX6100: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.657 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.661 Checking for model: LG-VX7000
20:17:10.665 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.670 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.674 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.684 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.687 LG-VX7000: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.694 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.700 Checking for model: LG-VX8000
20:17:10.703 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.707 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.711 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.723 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.729 LG-VX8000: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.736 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.740 Checking for model: LG-VX8100
20:17:10.746 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.750 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.753 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.763 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.767 LG-VX8100: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.775 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.779 Checking for model: LG-VX8300
20:17:10.782 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.786 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.792 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.802 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.806 LG-VX8300: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.818 LG-VX8300: Now in brew mode
20:17:10.832 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.835 Checking for model: LG-VX8350
20:17:10.841 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.845 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.848 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.859 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.864 LG-VX8350: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.875 LG-VX8350: Now in brew mode
20:17:10.888 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.891 Checking for model: LG-VX8500 (Chocolate)
20:17:10.895 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.900 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.904 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.914 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.920 LG-VX8500: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.930 LG-VX8500: Now in brew mode
20:17:10.944 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:10.948 Checking for model: LG-VX8550 (Chocolate 2)
20:17:10.954 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:10.959 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:10.963 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:10.973 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:10.976 LG-VX8550: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:10.992 LG-VX8550: Now in brew mode
20:17:11.006 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:11.009 Checking for model: LG-VX8560 (Chocolate 3)
20:17:11.013 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:11.019 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:11.019 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:11.029 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:11.035 LG-VX8560 (Chocolate 3): Attempting to contact phone
20:17:11.046 LG-VX8560 (Chocolate 3): Now in brew mode
20:17:11.061 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:11.065 Checking for model: LG-VX8600
20:17:11.069 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:11.073 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:11.078 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:11.086 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:11.091 LG-VX8600: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:11.102 LG-VX8600: Now in brew mode
20:17:11.115 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:11.121 Checking for model: LG-VX8610 (Decoy)
20:17:11.125 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:11.130 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:11.134 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:11.144 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:11.148 LG-VX8610: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:11.160 LG-VX8610: Now in brew mode
20:17:11.174 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:11.178 Checking for model: LG-VX8700
20:17:11.180 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:11.180 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:11.180 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:11.187 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:11.191 LG-VX8700: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:11.203 LG-VX8700: Now in brew mode
20:17:11.216 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:11.220 Checking for model: LG-VX8800 (Venus)
20:17:11.224 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:11.230 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:11.233 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:11.243 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:11.247 LG-VX8800: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:11.259 LG-VX8800: Now in brew mode
20:17:11.272 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:11.276 Checking for model: LG-VX9100 (enV 2)
20:17:11.280 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:11.285 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:11.289 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:11.299 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:11.303 LG-VX9100: Attempting to contact phone
20:17:11.315 LG-VX9100: Now in brew mode
20:17:11.332 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': None, 'model': None, 'brew_version.txt':
'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173, 14799326, 20090313, Created
the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version': None, 'manufacturer': None}}
20:17:11.338 Checking for model: LG-VX9200 (enV 3)
20:17:11.338 Likely ports:['COM4']
20:17:11.338 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:11.338 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 1.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:11.346 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:11.351 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Attempting to contact phone
20:17:11.362 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Now in brew mode
20:17:11.381 Detect Phone result: {'COM4': {'mode_modem': False,
'LG6190_version_data': None, 'esn_file': '80659225', 'lgpbinfo': None,
'LG6200_version_data': None, 'ams_version.txt': None, 'mode_brew': True,
'firmwareresponse': None, 'esn': '80659225', 'model': 'VX9200',
'brew_version.txt': 'VX9200, VRZ, 08, 3.1.5.145, 172, 14798304, 173,
14799326, 20090313, Created the initial BREW script.', 'firmware_version':
None, 'manufacturer': 'LG Electronics Inc'}}
20:17:11.388 Found phone:LG-VX9200 (enV 3) port:'COM4'
20:17:43.032 COM4: USB support is not available
20:17:43.036 COM4: Opening port COM4, 115200 baud, timeout 3.000000,
hardwareflow 0, softwareflow 0
20:17:43.049 COM4: Open of comm port suceeded
20:17:43.052 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Attempting to contact phone
20:17:43.059 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Retrieving fundamental phone information
20:17:43.063 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Phone serial number
20:17:43.078 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Now in brew mode
20:17:43.092 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading group information
20:17:43.128 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file pim/pbgroup.dat
20:17:43.148 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'pim/pbgroup.dat'
20:17:43.154 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'pim/pbgroup.dat'
20:17:43.193 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:43.217 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading Group Picture IDs
20:17:43.256 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file pim/pbGroupPixIdSetAsPath.dat
20:17:43.273 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents
'pim/pbGroupPixIdSetAsPath.dat'
20:17:43.279 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'pim/pbGroupPixIdSetAsPath.dat'
20:17:43.428 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:43.463 LG-VX9200 (enV3): can't find wallpaper for group index: 5:
Family
20:17:43.467 LG-VX9200 (enV3): can't find wallpaper for group index: 4:
Friends
20:17:43.473 LG-VX9200 (enV3): can't find wallpaper for group index: 3:
Colleagues
20:17:43.476 LG-VX9200 (enV3): can't find wallpaper for group index: 2:
Business
20:17:43.480 LG-VX9200 (enV3): can't find wallpaper for group index: 1:
School
20:17:43.486 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading wallpaper-index
20:17:43.523 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/image.dat
20:17:43.536 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'dload/image.dat'
20:17:43.539 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'dload/image.dat'
20:17:43.615 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:43.676 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/sd_image.dat
20:17:43.717 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/video.dat
20:17:43.730 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'dload/video.dat'
20:17:43.734 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'dload/video.dat'
20:17:43.759 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:43.808 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/sd_video.dat
20:17:43.849 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file set_as_pic_id_dir/setas_pic_id.dat
20:17:43.864 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents
'set_as_pic_id_dir/setas_pic_id.dat'
20:17:43.868 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file
'set_as_pic_id_dir/setas_pic_id.dat'
20:17:43.888 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:43.904 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading ringtone-index
20:17:43.941 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/myringtone.dat
20:17:43.953 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'dload/myringtone.dat'
20:17:43.957 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'dload/myringtone.dat'
20:17:43.976 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:44.026 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/mysound.dat
20:17:44.039 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'dload/mysound.dat'
20:17:44.042 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'dload/mysound.dat'
20:17:44.076 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:44.157 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/sd_sound.dat
20:17:44.197 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/efs_music.dat
20:17:44.240 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/sd_music.dat
20:17:44.253 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'dload/sd_music.dat'
20:17:44.256 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'dload/sd_music.dat'
20:17:44.276 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:44.292 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Fundamentals retrieved
20:17:44.334 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/mediacan000.dat
20:17:44.351 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'sms/mediacan000.dat'
20:17:44.355 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'sms/mediacan000.dat'
20:17:44.405 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:44.464 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/drafts.dat
20:17:44.477 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'dload/drafts.dat'
20:17:44.482 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'dload/drafts.dat'
20:17:44.601 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:44.671 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0401.dat
20:17:44.687 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0401.dat
20:17:44.805 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0402.dat
20:17:44.816 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0402.dat
20:17:44.934 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0403.dat
20:17:44.946 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0403.dat
20:17:45.059 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0404.dat
20:17:45.071 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0404.dat
20:17:45.187 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0405.dat
20:17:45.200 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0405.dat
20:17:45.318 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0406.dat
20:17:45.331 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0406.dat
20:17:45.443 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0407.dat
20:17:45.454 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0407.dat
20:17:45.571 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0408.dat
20:17:45.582 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0408.dat
20:17:45.700 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0409.dat
20:17:45.711 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0409.dat
20:17:45.826 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0410.dat
20:17:45.838 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0410.dat
20:17:45.953 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0411.dat
20:17:45.966 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0411.dat
20:17:46.081 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0412.dat
20:17:46.094 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0412.dat
20:17:46.315 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0413.dat
20:17:46.328 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0413.dat
20:17:46.444 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0414.dat
20:17:46.457 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0414.dat
20:17:46.572 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0415.dat
20:17:46.584 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0415.dat
20:17:46.698 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0416.dat
20:17:46.710 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0416.dat
20:17:46.831 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0417.dat
20:17:46.846 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0417.dat
20:17:46.963 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0418.dat
20:17:46.976 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0418.dat
20:17:47.095 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0420.dat
20:17:47.108 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0420.dat
20:17:47.223 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/draft/draft0419.dat
20:17:47.236 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/draft/draft0419.dat
20:17:47.354 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file dload/inbox.dat
20:17:47.368 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Getting file contents 'dload/inbox.dat'
20:17:47.371 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Open file 'dload/inbox.dat'
20:17:48.661 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Close file
20:17:48.948 LG-VX9200 (enV3): stat file sms/inbox/inbox0001.dat
20:17:48.974 LG-VX9200 (enV3): Reading from cache: sms/inbox/inbox0001.dat
20:17:49.178 Exception: BitPim version: 1.0.7-official
An unexpected exception has occurred.
Please see the help for details on what to do.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "gui.pyo", line 284, in run
  File "gui.pyo", line 159, in __call__
  File "gui.pyo", line 1906, in getdata
  File "phones\com_lgvx4400.pyo", line 131, in getsms
  File "phones\com_lgvx8800.pyo", line 66, in _readsms
  File "phones\p_lgvx9100.pyo", line 4332, in readfrombuffer
  File "prototypes.pyo", line 618, in readfrombuffer
  File "prototypes.pyo", line 1665, in getnextbytes
IndexError: Trying to read 49 bytes starting at 4675 which will go beyond
end of 4704 byte buffer

Variables by last 8 frames, innermost last

Frame run in gui.pyo at line 277
       resultcb =  <gui.Callback instance at 0x07C44CD8>
            res =  None
           self =  <WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started daemon)>
           item =  (<gui.Request instance at 0x07C44C38>, <gui.Callback
instance at 0x07C44CD8>)
           call =  <gui.Request instance at 0x07C44C38>
             ex =  IndexError('Trying to read 49 bytes starting at 4675
which will go beyond end of
              e =  IndexError('Trying to read 49 bytes starting at 4675
which will go beyond end of
          first =  0

Frame __call__ in gui.pyo at line 159
           self =  <gui.Request instance at 0x07C44C38>
           args =  ()
              d =  Keys []
                   {}
         kwargs =  Keys []
                   {}

Frame getdata in gui.pyo at line 1906
          count =  1
              i =  (<bound method GetPhoneDialog.GetSMSSetting of
<guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog; proxy
           self =  <WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started daemon)>
            req =  <guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog; proxy of <Swig Object of type
'wxDialog *' at 0x449a
       willcall =  [(<bound method GetPhoneDialog.GetSMSSetting of
<guiwidgets.GetPhoneDialog; prox
        results =  Keys ['canned_msg', 'groups', 'ringtone-index', 'sync',
'uniqueserial', 'wallpaper-index']
                   {'uniqueserial':
'e477543d7d6df47408887a1c67b7570d117afe63', 'sync': {'sms': 'ME
           sync =  Keys ['sms']
                   {'sms': 'MERGE'}
             st =  0
           todo =  [(<bound method WorkerThread.rebootcheck of
<WorkerThread(BitPim helper, started

Frame getsms in phones\com_lgvx4400.pyo at line 131
           self =  <phones.com_lgvx9200.Phone object at 0x04A317F0>
         result =  Keys ['canned_msg', 'groups', 'ringtone-index', 'sync',
'uniqueserial', 'wallpaper-index']
                   {'uniqueserial':
'e477543d7d6df47408887a1c67b7570d117afe63', 'sync': {'sms': 'ME

Frame _readsms in phones\com_lgvx8800.pyo at line 66
            res =  Keys ['1296350264.775000', '1296350264.902001',
'1296350265.029002', '1296350265.154003', '1296350265.285004',
'1296350265.414005', '1296350265.538006', '1296350265.665007',
'1296350265.798008', '1296350265.924009', '1296350266.047010',
'1296350266.287011', '1296350266.413012', '1296350266.542013',
'1296350266.666014', '1296350266.796015', '1296350266.933016',
'1296350267.061017', '1296350267.189018', '1296350267.320019']
                   {'1296350265.798008': <sms.SMSEntry object at
0x0925CFB0>, '1296350265.154003':
           self =  <phones.com_lgvx9200.Phone object at 0x04A317F0>
           item =  <phones.p_lgvx9200.indexentry object at 0x06F64FD0>
          entry =  <sms.SMSEntry object at 0x09259F50>
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
             sf =  <phones.p_lgvx9100.sms_in object at 0x06FA7330>

Frame readfrombuffer in phones\p_lgvx9100.pyo at line 4332
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
        autolog =  True
       logtitle =  'SMS inbox item'
           self =  <phones.p_lgvx9100.sms_in object at 0x06FA7330>

Frame readfrombuffer in prototypes.pyo at line 618
         _value =  ''
           self =  <prototypes.USTRING object at 0x095F6090>
            buf =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
          flush =  0

Frame getnextbytes in prototypes.pyo at line 1665
           self =  <prototypes.buffer object at 0x06FA7310>
        howmany =  49

[BitPim-user] Cannot copy from phone using CLI or GUI

From: Will N. <wil...@gm...> - 2011-01-26 12:23:09

Greetings,

Phone is detected fine in GUI and CLI but I cannot copy the image directory,
regardless of which method I attempt.

Which version of BitPim you are using:  1.0.7

What operating system you are using: Windows 7 Enterprise 32 bit

Which cell phone you are talking to (make and model) LG shine CU720

What cable you are using to talk to the phone: standard USB to phone cable
outlined in the documentation for this phone.

>From what I understand with the GUI that my machine is running out of memory
when this is attempted (thanks to previous posts here) and I will have
access to a machine with more than enough memory soon enough.

With the CLI, I have the following to report - KeyError: 'size' when
attempting to copy files from phone to PC using Command Line Interface.

C:\Program Files\BitPim>bitpim "cp phone:/LGAPP/Media/Images/Graphics ." -p
com13
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "bp.py", line 113, in <module>
  File "bp_cli.pyo", line 151, in run
  File "bp_cli.pyo", line 341, in cp
  File "bp_cli.pyo", line 253, in _cpfromphone
  File "bp_cli.pyo", line 230, in _cpfilefromphone
  File "phones\com_lg.pyo", line 1703, in _filefunc
  File "phones\com_brew.pyo", line 987, in getfilecontents
KeyError: 'size'


Regards,
Will

Re: [BitPim-user] LG VX-5400 no longer detected

From: Robert P. <bo...@pe...> - 2011-01-19 20:11:12

On Jan 19, 2011, at 2:16 PM, Robert Peirce wrote:

> It has been quite a while since I used bitpim.  There have been a couple of bitpim and OS X software updates.  Now, when I turn bluetooth on in the computer and the phone there is no detection.  Since it used to work I know it can work, but I am at a loss as to what to do.
> 
> I was able to delete the old computer ID from the phone and pair a new one to the computer, but that's it.  The Bluetooth preference panel shows the phone is there but Not Connected.  If I select the phone options to send a card it connects but then it drops the connection and that has nothing to do with bitpim.
> 
> It has been so long since I did this I don't really have any idea what to do!

Trial-and-error.  I kept fiddling with things until I was able to get it to connect.  In the end I had to create a new serial port to go with the bluetooth device.  Once I did that I was able to connect.  It gave me a panel with the phone's owner (me) and I had to click OK;  I don't recall that ever happening before.  After that it worked okay.

I have no idea what has happened in the past several months.  I used to have a serial port that bluetooth would use but it must have gotten deleted somewhere along the line.

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