Re: Adding support for LG PM-325

I've got the phone, and a cable should be here in a few days.  Do you think 
this is something someone with no experience in Python can do?  Normally I 
can learn a new language in just a few weeks, but is this a really bad way 
to start?  From what I saw of the 6100 it looked like reading hex to get the 
offsets, and figuring out where they put what.

How hard will it be for me to get up to speed on the tools to pull the data 
off the phone, and to be able to debug code?

By the way, I went over your presentation to the SF Bay area python group - 
that actually put a lot of the code into a context of how it evolved and 
what you were trying to accomplish.  A small question on that - was the 
XMLRpc that you tried to be used with BitFling?

- Ed

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Roger Binns" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 11:50 PM
Subject: Re: [BitPim-devel] Adding support for LG PM-325


>> Talk me into this or out of it!!!
>
> Talk is cheap.  The open source world is about doing.  Unless one of the 
> developers
> has the the phone, or you add the code then nothing will happen.  J2ME and 
> that
> sort of thing is irrelevant.  If you are comfortable reading hex dumps and 
> looking
> for patterns in them then the rest is easy.
>
> Roger
>
>
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