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First, bitpim 1.0.7 can be compiled from source on your machine, just make sure you have the kernel source packages first. Need help, email me.
Secondly, the problem with ports being unavailable is because of permissions. You COULD do it the right way (way too long and complicated), or you could just do it the easy way like I do....open a terminal, switch to root ("sudo su root") and then launch bitpim from the terminal ("bitpim").
Keep me updated on your progress... :o)
-Daniel
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From: "Joe" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: [BitPim-user] Can't get lg vx8300 to work with Linux
Date: Wed, Sep 21, 2011 05:06
I've been successfully using bitpim for several years, first with XP,
and now, XP in a vm under Linux, but it never finds my phone when I try
to connect directly with the Linux version. It finds the device, but
says it's not available. How do I debug this?
I've got a couple of screen shots, but I have to wrangle some web space
to put them in then I'll post links.
TIA
Joe - kubuntu lucid - bitpim 1.0.6 from the repos (couldn't figure out
how to successfully install 1.0.7 after I ran the rpm through alien to
convert it to a deb).
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