Nokia E52

Charging

• http://discussions.nokia.co.uk/t5/Eseries-and-Communicators/Nokia-E52-Car-USB-Charging/td-p/595401

Bluetooth and Linux

bluez comes with a suite of poorly documented command line tools to manipulate the dbus files. Currently it seems quite simple to pair a phone:

host:~#hcitool scan
(find address of your phone)
host:~#bluez-simple-agent hci0 $bt_address

And then you can set your laptop to be authorized on your phone. Then the following will:

# Browse files
~#obexftp -b $bt_internet -l
# Connect to internet
~#bluez-test-serial $bt_internet dun
Connected /dev/rfcomm0 to B0:5C:E5:94:57:88
Press CTRL-C to disconnect
(Control-Z: the connection will die when this process ends)
~# pon o2_mobileweb /dev/rfcomm0

Bluetooth keyboard

• http://europe.nokia.com/support/product-support/nokia-wireless-keyboard-su-8w/software - Need Nokia Series 60 3.2 edition.

Contacts sync

• http://enricorossi.org/blog/2010/OpenSync_Debian_Squeeze_and_Nokia_e71/
• Channel 8 instead
• aptitude install opensync-format-vformat

SWF Icons

• http://library.forum.nokia.com/index.jsp?topic=/Java_Developers_Library/GUID-E6E98DE3-C88F-49C1-A07C-D3709409DFFF.html -

  MIDlet-1: HelloWorldMIDlet, /bitmap_icon.png , example.hello.HelloWorldMIDlet
  Nokia-Scalable-Icon-MIDlet-1: /scalable_icon.svg

There are several classes of icons, with some overriding others. The lookup order in the JAD file goes as follows:

Nokia-Scalable-Icon-MIDlet-<n> (In S60 3rd Edition FP 2 and newer) MIDlet-<n> Nokia-Scalable-Icon (In S60 3rd Edition FP 2 and newer) MIDlet-Icon Platform default icon