Re: Is there a general minimum amount of functionality required for a phone's inclusion?

Even just phonebook reading is a useful thing.  And even if that isn't
working perfectly, it would be good to get the code checked into the
Subversion repository so that others could look at it.

For us to include you code, you need to either put it under the license we
use, or assign the copyright to one of the main developers.  (Probably Simon
as he as worked on the LG 225 and 325 quite a bit.)

Try just sending the code to me as an attachment.  If the mail messes up the
formatting, I'll either fix it or work with you for another way to send it.

Thanks, Stephen

On 4/9/06, Andrew Zitnay <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Last year, I started working on BitPim support for my current phone, the
> LG VI-125 (Sprint PCS).  I started out very motivated, intending to get as
> many of BitPim's features working on the 125 as I could.  I got phonebook
> reading working almost flawlessly without too much effort, but I kept
> running into roadblocks while attempting to make phonebook writing work in
> an acceptable fashion.
>
> I eventually just gave up, as my free time started to dry up.  I still
> have the working code for phonebook reading, though (I use it occasionally
> to back up my phonebook), and I was wondering if it would be acceptable to
> include in BitPim with only phonebook reading turned on, and nothing else.
>
> If so, I guess I'll need to be reminded on how best to send you guys the
> source files.
>
> Drew
>