Nokia 6310i and gammu

[Gergely CZUCZY]

Hello

I'm trying to back up my phone address book on my nokia 6310i
(yeah, i know it's old, bit it still works), and I've got
some questions on this.

I'm on a few months old 6-STABLE.

1) i'd like to achive this with gammu, and currently it doesn't work,
--identify shows nothing but exists.

2) do i need bthidd? how should i write its configuration file, since
there are no manuals or anything on google for it?

3) many references mention /etc/rc.bluetooth, but i have no such file.
what should i do with this? how can i initalize my ubt0 device?


4) I don't know if it's gammu's or freebsd's fault, but when
i do "gammu --identify" it does simply nothing.
I'm unable to persuade it for some kind of verbose output, and
I'm still looking for some way to contact with the gammu devs.
i've tried all the related gammu connection methods, but nothing
works.

``hccontrol inquiry'' shows my phone, i've got that.
I don't really know what is this "key" thingie in the config,
wasn't able to find such a thing in my phone. And i've got
the PIN code turned off in the phone.

Where could I find some resources on how to get this thing
work?
Anybody had any successes with gammu and freebsd?

Are there other tools with which I can back up my
phone book on this nokia using bluetooth?

Thanks in advance

Sincerely,

Gergely Czuczy
mailto: gergely.czuczy at harmless.hu

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