If you want to use just the file browsing or program installation stuff, you only need to install synce-hal and librapi2-tools. If you want to sync, see below.

Syncing with OpenSync

In order to sync your device you need to use OpenSync. We'll install multisync-tools to control sync, the WM2003 support plugin and the evolution plugin. KDE users can use opensync-plugin-kdepim instead of the evolution2 plugin. There is no Thunderbird support in any stable opensync release.

sudo apt-get install multisync-tools opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-synce-legacy

You need to create a partnership with your device.

synce-matchmaker create

There is some one time setup for opensync.

msynctool --addgroup synce-sync
msynctool --addmember synce-sync synce-plugin
msynctool --addmember synce-sync evo2-sync
msynctool --configure synce-sync 1

The last command opens up a text editor. Make yours something like this and save and exit.

<config>
        <contact></contact>
        <todos></todos>
        <calendar></calendar>
        <file></file>
</config>

Then sync is:

msynctool --sync synce-sync

LegacyDevices/Ubuntu (last edited 2008-08-22 09:21:57 by GuidoDiepen)