Hi Tulip,

I don't think you have a problem. I remember 5 digit cellids from 2.5G network times, but got longer cellids when using a 3G network sim card for testing. To me it looks like you are on...

My derivate of Pys60gps is called Pystumbler and saves Placelab v2 compatible log-files to the memory card. A seperate Windows programm called parse allows transcoding these log-files into other...

Hi Cyke, thanks for the working example. It runs nice and smooth, but only for about a minute. Then it crashes, sometimes only bombing out the Python interpreter, sometimes taking down the whole...

@Tomsoft: Interesting initiative! Your website is still very incomplete/buggy at the moment. But having seen what you did on the Amiga when I was still a boy, I am sure you can turn it into something...

@harp73: what you request is posibble on some windows mobile smartphones from htc (using a memory-hack where you read from an absolute adress which might change between phones) but i don't think...

@jplauril: it works with the sourceforge version 1.3.1. just tested it on the weekend. thank you. i also found out that the 1.2.final did not crash but waited about 6 minutes before returning from...

Half a year later (see my previous post from 2005) and the bug is back again. Oh no! ;(

I had to transfer files via FTP again so I crammed out my old source and was expecting it to work straight...

Thanks for the nice software aaaapo!

I hacked it a bit so it now produces "#PlacelabStumbler Log Version 2" compatible files which I can visualice in Google Earth. If people are interested I can...

hmm, since you want to get the cell id, you will have to use the phone itself (as the emulator always returns the same value like 0 or 1). also taking pictures is (i think) not supported by the...

yes, that's possible with python.

For single files I prefer this:
Right-Click the file and select "Send To > Bluetooth File Transfer Wizard" (This is Windows XP SP2).

You might want to set the Computer as an authorized device on...

just adding that a connection can also drop and would then require the user to allow it again when it is needed the next time.

It seems like I cannot send arbitrary files via MMS from my Nokia 6600 but I am not convinced that MMS is generally to be ruled out for data-transport.

I am currently thinking about sending Python...

I'd would like to update a script on remote phones which already have a working installation of Python and already run my scripts.

Obviously Bluetooth and Infrared are no options here. I tried to...

Switching versions solved the problem for me.

I can now confirm that FTP work for me (on a Nokia 6600) using the SIS from "PreAlpha_SDK_1stEd_FP1_Python_v1.1.0.zip"
and the ftplib.py from...

Thanks guys! I am almost there.

I am testing via the Bluetooth console and have been able to upload from my phone to an FTP server.

I am using Python 1.1.5 and ftplib.py (from 2.4.1).

BUT:...

Hi all,

how could I possibly send a larger textfile (around 100kB, possibly ZIP packed) from the phone to a remote server?

I found that Python for Series 60 allows sending SMS or file trasnfers...

I found it convenient to install a Series 60 SDK and use the phone emulator to run my scripts from a directory on my harddrive. This allowed me to have quick turn-around times (i.e. edit the scripts...

here you go:
http://www.mrl.nott.ac.uk/~lxo/s60-python/findbug1.py.txt

this code runs out of memory after 2642 calls to gsm_location() on my Nokia 6600.

hope this helps.

great that i am not the only one who had problems with the location module!

i solved the problem in a similar way: i am using e32.start_server() to kick off a background process that just writes...

i'd like to request that the memory-leak in gsm_location() will be fixed.

apart of that:
- signal strength
- phone transmission power (if possible)
- interface to operator-based positioning...

gsm_location() produces KerrNoMemory after about 2600 calls on my Nokia 6600. Can anybody acknowledge this strange behaviour from his own experience?

>> have a look at this notes:

cellid.py...