Re: [Opensync-users] Advice on a cell phone purchase?

[Emanoil K. <del...@ya...>]

Hello, Rainer,

I'm sorry to mix up into this discussion, but I don't think your answer is an answer of the question that was if you know which of those phones are well supported by linux.

I'm writing this, because I have the same problem. I wrote this and no one helped and somebody told me to install opensync 0.21, but still no of my phones is working and I still  DO NOT have an answer which phone is recommended to by.

I have Nokia 6021 and SE K750i and I want to sync them over IRDA and this seems to be impossible ... Unfortunately no one helps and the answers  I get are pretty general like yours.

Could you please be more specific? What Phone/Model do you have and how are you syncing this (USB/BT/IR)?

Thanks in advance and kind regards

Rainer Dorsch <rd...@we...> wrote: Hello,

I have no direct answer to your question, but for Debian etch you can get 
version 0.22 from

#opensync
deb http://opensync.gforge.punktart.de/repo/opensync-0.21/ etch main
deb-src http://opensync.gforge.punktart.de/repo/opensync-0.21/ etch main

This might work for more phones than version 0.19.

Rainer

Am Samstag, 31. Mai 2008 schrieb Shachar Or:
> Hello.
>
> I'm about to purchase a cellular phone and I want this phone to synchronize
> the contacts and calendar with my computer via Bluetooth or USB,
> preferrably Bluetooth.
>
> I'm running Debian GNU/Linux 4.0, which has OpenSync 0.19.
>
> I'm attracted towards purchasing a Motorola i876 and I notice that it is
> not in the device lists.
>
> Why is there such an absence of Motorola devices from the list?
>
> Is there a chance that it will work?
>
> Am I much better off purchasing a device knows to work?
>
> Are there any recommendations?
>
> The devices that are offered "for free" by the local cellular operators
> are: Nokia 6120C
> Nokia 6288
> Nokia 6267
> Motorola K1
> Motorola V3m
> Motorola L7
> Motorola K3
> Motorola V6
> Samsung Z370
> Samsung z240
> Samsung R500
> Samsung R510
> SE K770i
> SE W910i
> SE K610
> SE W660i
> SE K800i
>
> So I can choose from any of these without hurting my pocket. If there are
> models that are known-excellent support which are not in this list, I may
> consider paying extra to get one.
>
> Also, is there a company that is considered to be more opensource friendly?
> One that releases datasheets and such? I would tend to prefer that
> company's products.



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