Hello! Just got my USB cable for my new Siemens MC60 and was trying to use multisync to sync my Evolution with the phone. After creating a syncing pair (Evo 1st, IrMC 2nd, configured to use the correct /dev) I get the following on the console:
bfb_io_open() bfb_io_init() Wrote 1 packets bfb_io_read() No data (timeout: 1) bfb_io_init() Read 0 bytes BFB read error do_at_cmd() Answer size=11 do_at_cmd() Answer size=2 bfb_io_init() Wrote 1 packets bfb_io_init() Read 5 bytes bfb_io_init() Unstuffed, 0 bytes remaining BFB init ok. cobex_write() Wrote 1 first packets (19 bytes) cobex_handleinput() Waiting for data. cobex_handleinput() There is something (1) cobex_handleinput() Read 5 bytes (0 bytes already buffered) cobex_handleinput() Parsed 16 (0 bytes remaining) bfb_read_packets() No packet? cobex_handleinput() There is something (1) cobex_handleinput() Read 34 bytes (0 bytes already buffered) cobex_handleinput() Parsed 16 (0 bytes remaining) bfb_check_data() data ready! cobex_handleinput() Wrote ack packet (1) bfb_read_packets() No packet? bfb_write_packets() Write failed cobex_write() Wrote -1 packets (52 bytes) cobex_handleinput() Waiting for data. cobex_write() Wrote 1 packets (3 bytes) cobex_handleinput() Waiting for data. cobex_handleinput() There is something (1) cobex_handleinput() Read 5 bytes (0 bytes already buffered) cobex_handleinput() Parsed 16 (0 bytes remaining) bfb_read_packets() No packet? After this, app log gives me a connection error. If I try a 2nd time I always get failure with BFB failed message. I have to turn off and then on the mobile. I've managed to successfully use fuse+siefs to navigate on the mobile memory and gscmxx to get the SMS and phonebook from my phone. Is there anything I can try to get this to work? Any tip on setting up SyncML to a Siemens MC60 (or S55, for that mater)? I can only find info on Sony-Erickson P800 and on a Zion (or something) PDA... Other thing... If I can provide any help to the devs on debugging and such, I can try! Just walk me through it! :) I tried searching the mailing list archives for info on this, but sourceforge only has archives up to beginning of April, so sorry if I'm repeating somebody else's question. Be Happy! -- Duarte "HappyGuy" Loreto "Don't worry, be Happy!" ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: Oracle 10g Get certified on the hottest thing ever to hit the market... Oracle 10g. Take an Oracle 10g class now, and we'll give you the exam FREE. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=3149&alloc_id=8166&op=click _______________________________________________ Multisync-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/multisync-users
