Although this good looking, nice PDA phone run Linux OS, the sync SW (PhoneTools) does not seem to be available for linux.
I now have the idea of MultiSync (http://multisync.sourceforge.net/)
with evolution and syncml plugins .. I need to have a local USB network
setup and that should work …
The local USB works nice but well the motosync in the phone is only for MS Exchange Server 2003 (Eeek!!)
Now I managed to do the sync for Events and Contacts:
Phone:
Firmware: R533_G_11.12.08P (E6088_Hybrid_ahman_v1)
j2mesync midlet with registry.txt:
Jad-Path: /ezxlocal/.system/java/DownloadApps/MIDlet00509/Files/j2mesync.jad
Perm-Path: /ezxlocal/.system/java/DownloadApps/MIDlet00509/permfile.txt
Suite-Icon: /ezxlocal/.system/java/DownloadApps/MIDlet00509/Files/MIDlet-1.png
DRM-Mode: Allowed
Is-Trusted: 1
Jar-URL: j2mesync.jar
Description:
Domain: Trusted Third Party
Signer-Name:
Mot-JavaVM-Heapsize: 0
Delete-Notify:
Num-MIDlets: 1
MIDlet-1: j2mesync, /ezxlocal/.system/java/DownloadApps/MIDlet00509/Files/MIDlet
ProtectMode:1
Note
that with Domain: Manufacturer, all permissions seem to default to
Never ask, but write permissions are denied in the phone. So setting to
Ask once in the application (long tap of j2mesync on phone ->
Permissions) it works nice.
Desktop:
Enterprise Linux 5
evolution-2.8
libopensync-0.22
msynctool-0.22
multisync-gui-0.91.0
libopensync-plugin-evolution2-0.22
j2mesync-plugin
Note that this is quite slow for large number of contacts but that is all I can get. Still I need to sort out the Tasks.
sync does not support Tasks/Todo – looking for other alternatives.
There was no reliable method found.. Currently I am using Motorola Phone Tools over VMWare running Windows (blah!!)
