RE: LG PM-325 & MM-535
"Baltz, Philip" <[email protected]>
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I ran 0.8.10 from source and enabled the ringtone, wallpaper and calendar write/merge functions. I can successfully read phonebook, ringtone, wallpaper and call history data from the phone into BitPim. I was able to import Outlook data into BitPim and then write that data into the phone. Adding ringtone or wallpaper data caused exceptions and did not complete. I'm not surprised by the ringtone or wallpaper results as I don't think any work has been done with that yet. I was pleasantly surprised by the calendar results as until now I've had now way to get my Outlook data onto my phone. This is a big plus for me and I really appreciate the work everyone has done to get the PM-325 into BitPim. Hopefully the increased interest I'm seeing in the phone will enable phonebook, ringtone and wallpaper writing in short order. -phil ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Stephen Wood Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 2:33 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BitPim-devel] LG PM-325 & MM-535 On 4/3/06, Jerad Clark <[email protected]> wrote: Stephen Wood disabled it per a March 1st email, and no one responded to my request last week where I asked how to turn it back on so I could test it out, nor have I had time to find the right switch to flip. As soon as it get's turned back on, I can test the phone book read/write support on this phone. Jerad Sorry, I must have missed that. If you are running from sources, (make sure you are using sources checked out from Subversion, not CVS), edit phones/com_lgpm325.py and add to the _supportedsyncs list: ('phonebook', 'write', 'OVERWRITE'), # only overwriting phonebook If you don't have BitPim working from sources, let me know, and we'll build a private version of BitPim with phonebook writes enabled which you can use at your own risk. Stephen