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2010-06-16
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#172
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When you copy files to your device, they land in /home/user/MyDocs/. The file manager is limited to this folder (and its subfolders) and cannot see files or directories outside it. You can also not execute any binaries that are within /home/user/MyDocs, that is why you have to move them to your /home/user/ folder first.
In xterm:
Code:cp /home/user/MyDocs/smsimporter /home/user/ cp /home/user/MyDocs/sms.csv /home/user/ chmod +x /home/user/smsimporter cd /home/user/ run-standalone.sh ./smsimporter sms.csv
And no need to blame Nokia on this, they have nothing to do with the sms importing tools posted here - it's all a community effort
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2010-06-17
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2010-06-18
, 09:31
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2010-06-18
, 20:34
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#177
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I've rebuild the source from post 104 in the PR1.2 sdk.
I haven't tested this so use at your own risk
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2010-06-18
, 20:52
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#178
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2010-06-18
, 21:12
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2010-06-18
, 21:33
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#180
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Could be there more details on how to do that?!