Re: Re: Re: T630+IrMC(cable)<=>Any - no connection

On Wed, 17 Aug 2005, Ruaidhri Power wrote:

> On Wed, Aug 17, 2005 at 10:34:23AM +0200, Leif Adelw wrote:
>> Doing a forced install of the multisync rpm will result in a dynamic
>> linkage runtime error, i.e. the openobex libs are really different.
>
> Have you tried installing the openobex RPM that I linked to in the
> previous mail?  That is definitely the preferred option, as forcing the
> multisync RPM to install is unlikely to work.

Yes, I've stepped back in openobex version. I did again using your link 
(thanks). This gives me that same problem as described in my first email, 
i.e. multisync complaines: "Failed to get first plugin changes (IrMC) 
Connection error" but reports that the "test connection" works - 
SOMETIMES.

As mensioned other code (using openOBEX) works, i.e. I have full access to 
serial port and my SE T630.

>
>> This is also seen when compiling the 0.82-2 version - I get a linkage
>> error. Using multisync cvs code WORKS (using a common subset of
>> 1.0.so.0 and 1.0.so.1 openobex lib functions?) in the aspect that it
>> compiles and, as mensioned, I used it together with plugins from
>> 0.82-2 where evo2->backup synch was succesful.
>
> I don't know specifically what versions of multisync will work with
> different library versions,

This seems not to be the case, here!


> my only advice would be that when compiling
> from source you should use the latest available version of the library
> and its development package.  This is because libraries are usually
> designed to be backwards compatible.

sure !

>
>> Perhaps the OBEX protocol is not used (or loaded) at this level? Do
>> you still think the problem with SE T630 and cable readout is related
>> to the OBEX lib?
>
> I'm not sure where the problem lies there.  I can offer advice on
> installing multisync and its libraries, but the developers are the best
> ones to consult once multisync is running.  Perhaps switching on
> debugging output will provide more information?

I didn't check the code but the --help argument doesn't reveal anything 
on verbosity. I've tried -v but there is not output upon SE T610/T68 IrMC 
Mobile Device selection. Choosing (incorrectly) Siemens renders some 
output on std::out

Thanks again for sharing your time with me!

Best regards,

-- 
Leif Adelöw