Nokia 6630 with Obex
This howto is intended to guide you step by step in configuring Debian for a communication with USB devices that use the OBEX protocol (Nokia phones with Symbian OS, for example). It will also aim to use a graphical frontend: obextool. For this howto we used a Nokia 6630. Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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for the proper functioning of all need some packages for the obex protocol and some graphics libraries needed to obextool. This procedure was performed on Debian but you should have no problems changing some basic command to use it for any distro.
Install the following packages via apt: apt-get install $
obexftp obexserver libopenobex1 libopenobex openobex-apps-1.0-0 tcl8.4 tk8.4 bwidget tablelist4.6.tar.gz
scopattiamole and in a location you like.
Connect your phone using USB cable and test the connection:
$ / usr / bin / obex_test -u should get output like this: Using USB transport, querying available interfaces Interface 0: Nokia Nokia 6630 SyncML -SYNC Interface 1 Nokia 6630 Nokia PC Suite Services
obexftp Now let's see if it works properly: $ obexftp-u 1-c C:-l just typed this command allows you to connect via usb obexftp through channel 1 and list the contents the folder C: the phone.
should return something like: Connecting ... done
Sending "C :"... done Receiving "(null )"...
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If you want to work using a graphical interface we use obextool. Obextool download from HERE
, scompattelo in a directory you like and edit the file in the etc obexwrap.sh program to point to the installation path obexftp. In my case I changed the line:
obexftp-t / dev / modem "$ @" in
obexftp-t / usr / bin / obexftp-U 1 "$ @" (substitute the path depending on your location on the track obexftp) now modified obextool.tk to point to the path where we unpacked the libraries Tablelist. Change the line: exec wish "$ 0" $ {1 +"$@"}
in
TCLLIBPATH path = / tablelist / exec wish "$ 0" $ {1 +"$@"}
Now modify obextool.cfg the file, the etc directory of obextool going to set the lines and config.memstatus config.filemove to "0", while config.dir_slash set to "1". In conclusion remains simply enter the folder where you unzipped and give obextool:
$. / obextool.tk Note Alternatively, you can install the libraries and obextool tablelist also from these repositories: deb http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe. de / ~ ubq7/debian
testing main deb-src http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/ ~ ubq7/debian testing
In this case, the main file to edit are:
/ usr / bin / obextool.sh
in which the line 41
OBEXCMD_OPTIONS
should look like this: = $ { OBEXCMD_OPTIONS OBEXCMD_OPTIONS: = obexftp-t / usr / bin / obexftp u-1}
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