Hey all,
I bought a usb wire a long time ago for my phone. I used a couple of times to upload/download the address book and pictures on a Windows machine.
I would like to know what I need to do the same thing for my Opensuse11.
Thanks
Heeter
On 2008-08-06, Heeter <Heeter@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
> I bought a usb wire a long time ago for my phone. I used a couple of
> times to upload/download the address book and pictures on a Windows
> machine.
>
> I would like to know what I need to do the same thing for my
> Opensuse11.
Well, first thing would be to tell us what phone you’re talking about. How
do you expect help, if you don’t tell us what you need help with ?
Second, maybe describe how you did this in Windows: did you need a specific
program or did you just plug it in and get an extra drive letter (as with a
USB-stick)?
In the latter case, the same should work on any more or less recent Linux.
Just plug it in, and check out the /media/ directory or the My Computer icon
on your desktop.
–
The sand remembers once there was beach and sunshine
but chip is warm too
– haiku from Effector Online, Volume 1, Number 6
Hi,
The phone is a Samsung A640. I think the proggy that I used on the Windows machine was called “Bitpim” or something like that. It was a free download off the net.
I cannot see it mounted in “My Computer”
Heeter
On 2008-08-06, Heeter <Heeter@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
> The phone is a Samsung A640. I think the proggy that I used on the
> Windows machine was called “Bitpim” or something like that. It was a
> free download off the net.
>
> I cannot see it mounted in “My Computer”
Google’d a bit, seems it a Windows-only model.
But it has BlueTooth. Maybe you can use that?
–
The sand remembers once there was beach and sunshine
but chip is warm too
– haiku from Effector Online, Volume 1, Number 6
with nokia i connect the cable and os sees it as a usb memory so i can copy and paste all that i want