--- Pablo Borges wrote:
> Hey, Delta, by any chance do you know if there's a reference on the AT
> command set that the blackberry accepts ? (I see you have a lot of AT
> commands issued before dialing).
Not my commands, I copied from one of the providers I knew was GSM ;)
---
Nicolas,
Excellent work! I was able to use your javaloader to load a .cod file
to my 8310. I am very excited to see the full set of features implemented
(list .cod files on device, delete .cod files).
I have a suggestion though to make compiling and testing easier for
others.
1) put bjavaloade
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 17:01 -0600, Robert Yaklin wrote:
> I found the Barry project in my quest to get file transfer to/from
> BlackBerry device memory working without using Roxio Media Manager.
There is a file system embeded in the blackberry database access layer
which I have documented (worked-
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 17:01 -0600, Robert Yaklin wrote:
> I found the Barry project in my quest to get file transfer to/from
> BlackBerry device memory working without using Roxio Media Manager.
> >From what I have read about Barry and the parts of the source I have
> looked at, it appears that Bar
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 17:01 -0600, Robert Yaklin wrote:
> I found the Barry project in my quest to get file transfer to/from
> BlackBerry device memory working without using Roxio Media Manager.
> >From what I have read about Barry and the parts of the source I have
> looked at, it appears that Bar
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 17:55 -0600, Robert Yaklin wrote:
> I have also sniffed the communication when attempting to use
> BlackBerry Media Sync which does not support my devices but does send
That one could be helpful also
> a LIST command...probably to get the filesystem size. I suspect that
I have also sniffed the communication when attempting to use
BlackBerry Media Sync which does not support my devices but does send
a LIST command...probably to get the filesystem size. I suspect that
Media Sync may work with devices with 1GB or more of on-board device
memory, but I don't have one a
Mass storage only works for devices with an SD card, and then ONLY to
transfer to/from the SD card. I've got older 7xxx and 8xxx series
devices that do not have a memory card slot.
On 1/7/09, Jason Thomas wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> Linux should be able to access your bb as a USB Mass Storage device.
Hi Robert,
Linux should be able to access your bb as a USB Mass Storage device.
Below is the output from my kernel when I connect my bb, on Debian sid.
[1909612.689528] usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and
address 10
[1909612.877830] usb 2-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choic
I found the Barry project in my quest to get file transfer to/from
BlackBerry device memory working without using Roxio Media Manager.
>From what I have read about Barry and the parts of the source I have
looked at, it appears that Barry does not support this. From searching
the web and RIM's site,
Sorry I keep sending from the wrong email address
I turned off the networking manager and it seemed to work fine. Also what is
the proper way to quit the ppod script? I have been using ctrl-z to do it.
--
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Hi,
Before a clean patch with GIT and good integrated in barry project,
you can try this :
With this patch, I can load a Java application on my BlackBerry Storm.
Test with severals applications (format COD files).
Idea to improve the patch :
- parse an ".alx" file to load an application
- give
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 09:30 -0200, Pablo Borges wrote:
> The only bummer is, after a few minutes surfing teh internets my
> blackberry reboots (O_O). I guess it has something to do with the
> firmware that I need to upgrade. :/
Someone reported something similar to me on my blog the other day:
"
I see the exact same behavior on my 8310 (AT&T Curve) using Ubunt 8.04 and pre
0.14 CVS packages. I haven't tried with the latest CVS. I haven't taken the
time to play with things since it works good enough (tethering to EDGE is an
emergency only situation--painfully slow).
Besides my platform
I notice a few weeks ago that my 8830 was crashing when I started up
barry. I think it was actually the phone as all the components
involved were the same (software, versions, hardware, etc), but the
phone was having other issues not related to barry or tethering. It's
since been replaced b
Greg Foster wrote:
> I installed barry this morning on ubuntu 8.04 with out a hitch with my
> curve 8330, the backup utility works like a charm and so did accessing
> the internet, that is until i shut down the pc and rebooted. I can get a
> connection with the phone at least according to the sc
Mallory, Danny wrote:
> Just fixed my problem.
>
> After grepping through I found a few different versions of libbarry as
> well as pppob in /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/sbin from previous
> installs of barry. After purging packages, manually removing the stale
> libraries/binary then reinstalle
Just fixed my problem.
After grepping through I found a few different versions of libbarry as
well as pppob in /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/sbin from previous
installs of barry. After purging packages, manually removing the stale
libraries/binary then reinstalled, All good now.
Danny
-Orig
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 11:32 -0500, Greg Foster wrote:
> I installed barry this morning on ubuntu 8.04 with out a hitch with my
> curve 8330, the backup utility works like a charm and so did accessing
> the internet, that is until i shut down the pc and rebooted. I can get
> a connection with the ph
Mallory, Danny wrote:
> Any ideas on my errors below communicating with modem? Looks like it
> charges and I can do a reset but when I attempt to do pppob I get
> errors. System is Debian with following installed.
>
> dpkg -l|grep barry
> ii barry-util0.14-2 Command line utilitie
I installed barry this morning on ubuntu 8.04 with out a hitch with my curve
8330, the backup utility works like a charm and so did accessing the
internet, that is until i shut down the pc and rebooted. I can get a
connection with the phone at least according to the scipt in the terminal
window, gi
Any ideas on my errors below communicating with modem? Looks like it
charges and I can do a reset but when I attempt to do pppob I get
errors. System is Debian with following installed.
dpkg -l|grep barry
ii barry-util 0.14-2 Command line utilities for working with
the RIM BlackBerry Ha
AT+CLAC will list all of the commands
On Wed, 2009-01-07 at 09:30 -0200, Pablo Borges wrote:
> Hah! I got it working last nite. It seems that my 8300 doesn't like
> the AT+CGDCONT=1 command UNTIL I send it a AT+CFUN=1, so my chatscript
> is now:
>
> ABORT BUSY ABORT 'NO CARRIER' ABORT VOICE ABOR
Hah! I got it working last nite. It seems that my 8300 doesn't like the
AT+CGDCONT=1 command UNTIL I send it a AT+CFUN=1, so my chatscript is now:
ABORT BUSY ABORT 'NO CARRIER' ABORT VOICE ABORT 'NO DIALTONE' ABORT 'NO DIAL
TONE' ABORT 'NO ANSWER' ABORT DELAYED ABORT ERROR
SAY "Initializing\n"
''
This is my chatscript, don't know anything about your provider but if its a GSM
based one you need the APN, eg vfinternet.au, you may also need a different
phone "number", vodafone in Australia uses: ATD*99***1#
ABORT ERROR
'' AT&F
OK ATZ
OK ATI
OK AT+CNUM
OK AT+CSQ
OK AT+CREG?
OK AT+CGDCONT?
OK A
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