Complete E680i Linux Package

[tarwin]

I figured as much considering that you always sing "-Chad" and your friend signed "Jonathon"

either that or you had multple personalities

[thundershadow14]

hey all,

I'm a bit closer..and I've got options. I'm almost finished writing an independent app that turns normal chars with ASCII hex in them, to normal ASCII characters. This is what it looks like:

char str[] = "53";
char hex_test[6] = "0x530";
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
char *string;
int save_array_number;
string = str;
char hex[(sizeof str) + 2], *stop;

hex[0] = '0';
hex[1] = 'x';
for(int i = 2; i <= sizeof (str); i++){
for(int u = 0; u <= (sizeof str) -2 ; u++){
printf("Hex array in:%d\nString Array in:%d\n",i,u);
hex[i:4311073815] = str[u:4311073815];
i++;
}
}
hex[18] = 0;
printf("The hex contents is:%s\n",hex);
printf("The size of the string is:%d\n",sizeof(str));
printf("The String Array Number Has:%c\n",str[1]);
printf("The converted value is:%c",strtol(hex, &stop,0 ));
getchar();
}

If that doesn't work. Then I'll have to modify the dump_db app that came with the Berkeley DB. It's written in C, and seems to be pretty straight forward.....One of these two will work. I promise...once I get this part over with...I'll have a release...just need a little more time.

Sorry to keep you guys waiting,

-Chad.

[thundershadow14]

Okay, after searching for some info on this subject. I realized that doing this was actually tried before.

http://www.motorolafans.com/index.ph...r=asc&start=30

So, I've got the source for basically syncing files FROM the phone not TO. I'll be working extensively from tomorrow, on trying to understand how information is put into the native.db file. Since, according to the post above, it inserts in a weird manner. I dunno if anyone has tried observing a clean db file. Then inerting a contact via the phone, and looking at it again. I've only got one uni class tomorrow..so I've got most of the day free....WISH ME LUCK!!

Oh, and does anyone know where realplayer stores it's playlist files?? Thanks!!

[thundershadow14]

Still doing extensive research as to how information is put into the DB. Still alive, and still working.

-Chad

[tarwin]

I don't think anyone is questioning your work ethic

[sialkoti100]

what does all this means. i have read the thread and dont understand anything. can some1 explain plz?

[akhaliq]

maybe u can wait for release dear sialkoti
hmmm, yaar its gonna b a really nice app giving anyone an opportunity to sync the contacts much more easily than ever done.
and it will also support mounting and accessing the phone file system much easier.
samajh aaya?

[sialkoti100]

thanx yaar. samajh aa gaya!
appreciate the help bro!

[thundershadow14]

Hey all, updating again I'm still trying find time between classes to work on this project now, but im coming along I've got a completely erased database with no contacts inside and I'm now about to transfer a DB with one contact added in it. I've also written a small script that shows the entire contents of ALL the tables that have to do with the contacts, not just one as the others have done. Here it is: (very simple, but u can play around with it)

#!/bin/sh
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_category_table -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_category_table.name -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_category_table.type -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.email1 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.email2 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.fax -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.home1 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.home2 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.mobile1 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.mobile2 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.name -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.p2p1 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.p2p2 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.type -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.work1 -k native.db
echo -------------------------------------------
db_dump -s 780_contact_table.work2 -k native.db

Today I was sending a text message to my girlfriend, and I noticed that although I had a clean DB file, when I plugged in her number and sent it, it changed to her name!! I was wondering..WTH?!? I deleted all my contacts. BUT! As she later VERY WISELY pointed out...my contacts were also saved on my SIM card!! LOL! So, my database is infact clean. Anyway, I'm about to go use this script, on a database with one contact, and observe all the new additions to each and everysingle table, with the help of this site.

http://www.vortex.prodigynet.co.uk/misc/ascii_conv.html

That's about it! Hey, has anyone found out about the real player playlist location? I would really like to have that feature for the first release!

-Chad

[ndpndnt16]

currently looking for it...yeah we post if we find out where