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2011-11-01
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2011-11-01
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@ Finland
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Muhahaa, got it working. But not via bluetooth, but using Nokia Suite...
Apparently older version of Ovi Suite had still support for N9 and by first installing it, connecting N9 and then updating to latest Nokia Suite 3.2 (Beta) the calendar sync works perfectly. No more wrong time in calendar items.
Instructions for getting N9 to work with Nokia Suite are here: http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia...076/n9-support
See post 31. Seems that also at least SMS and photo sync works OK.
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2011-11-01
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@ MA
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So let me think. Nokia did actually make Nokia/Ovi Suite compatible with N9. Then they, on purpose, dropped N9 support from Nokia/Ovi Suite and decided to create a separate but more limited program to perform some, not all, tasks that Nokia/Ovi Suite handles.
I have to ask one question: WTF is wrong with you people who decided that Nokia/Ovi Suite should be replaced with Nokia Link (which does not do anything really useful like backing up contacts or syncing calender locally. It is essiantially just a GUI for some mass storage mode actions.)?
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2011-11-01
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@ San Francisco
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2011-11-01
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Joined on Apr 2010
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I can't get Drive to start... behold my thread on said topic... I'm still stuck.
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2011-11-01
, 22:11
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@ Malaysia
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2011-11-01
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Joined on Jun 2011
@ Finland
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So let me think. Nokia did actually make Nokia/Ovi Suite compatible with N9. Then they, on purpose, dropped N9 support from Nokia/Ovi Suite and decided to create a separate but more limited program to perform some, not all, tasks that Nokia/Ovi Suite handles.
I have to ask one question: WTF is wrong with you people who decided that Nokia/Ovi Suite should be replaced with Nokia Link (which does not do anything really useful like backing up contacts or syncing calender locally. It is essiantially just a GUI for some mass storage mode actions.)?
I understand that Nokia Link does not have all the features that Nokia Suite does, but the current plan is not to support N9 in Nokia Suite. Actually, it is the other way around, N9 does not fully support Nokia Suite.
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2011-11-01
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Check for broken dependencies:
devel-su
give password "rootme"
apt-get check
Anything interesting in the output?
Checking version of the drive packages
dpkg -s nokia-drive-qml
dpkg -s nokia-drive-qml-guard
Anything interesting in the output? (I have version 1.0.6+0m6 of both)
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2011-11-01
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2011-11-01
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@ Toronto
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