2009/10/14 David Masterson
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So, one of the guys brought in a 6310i today - not exactly the same, but supported.
I hooked it up, and fired up gnokii - no joy - exact same result.
I hooked it up to a different RHEL machine - fresh install of gnokii, same config - still
no joy.
To check the cable was good - I downloaded nokia PC suite to my Win32 pc, and
hooked up the phone and cable - to my suprise, it worked fine.
I'm going to try the original phone with the PC suite software, to check if the original
hardware is ok. Then i'm going to test the serial port - maybe something wierd
there....
Dave
2009/10/14 Chris Bartram
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Hi Dave
Have you tried stopping the Nagios stuff for a while, so it doesn't
access the port, and then use minicom or similar pointed at the serial
port at the correct speed?
Type an AT [return] and I'd expect the phone to respond. If it does, try
model=at and see if Gnokii responds.
If it doesn't respond, you may want to check that serial port. If you
loop pins 2 and 3, and type in minicom, you should get it echoed back.
I'm using a 6210 myself, and I think I'm using AT with it. There's some
about on Ebay, but they are not cheap :-(.
Chris
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