Nokia 3600 getting System Error in 1-touch after iSync in MacOS X 10.4.1

Recently, I upgraded to MacOS X 10.4.1 (Tiger) and ran an initial sync with
my Nokia 3600 (a series-60 Symbian phone).

I lost my speech dial and 1-touch tags (which I expected), but now I get a
system error on the phone whenever I try to invoke the 1-touch app.

I've been able to assign 1-touch keys to keys 2-8 through the address book,
but when I try to assign 9 I again get a System Error.

I assume this means that either I have a truncated 1-touch file, or that
there are independent files for each 1-touch key and the file for 9 is
corrupted.

In any case, I have Handy File but don't know where the 1-touch data is
stored. Can anyone point me to the location of that data (so I can attempt to
delete it)?

-- Thanks in advance, Verne

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On 2005-06-23 05:40:05 +0300, Verne Arase <[email protected]> said:

> Recently, I upgraded to MacOS X 10.4.1 (Tiger) and ran an initial sync
> with my Nokia 3600 (a series-60 Symbian phone).
>
> I lost my speech dial and 1-touch tags (which I expected), but now I
> get a system error on the phone whenever I try to invoke the 1-touch
> app.
>
> I've been able to assign 1-touch keys to keys 2-8 through the address
> book, but when I try to assign 9 I again get a System Error.
>
> I assume this means that either I have a truncated 1-touch file, or
> that there are independent files for each 1-touch key and the file for
> 9 is corrupted.
>
> In any case, I have Handy File but don't know where the 1-touch data is
> stored. Can anyone point me to the location of that data (so I can
> attempt to delete it)?
>
> -- Thanks in advance, Verne

I got Nokia 7650 here, iSync application for series 60 was installed at
first sync which should be an end for problems we lived with firmware
revisions etc. You got that installed yes? And it can run?

Did you check that addressbook entry with phones own address book? If
you can view it, it means you can edit it. Add a comment or change a
trivial entry of it, e.g. business address if not exists, add "test" to
it and save again.

File structure is very complex on Nokia S60, e.g. there is no such
directory with all phonebook at vcard entries etc, remember phones like
mine run on 2mb memory.

Ilgaz

On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 03:29:01 -0500, Ilgaz Ocal wrote
(in article <[email protected]>):

>> I assume this means that either I have a truncated 1-touch file, or
>> that there are independent files for each 1-touch key and the file for
>> 9 is corrupted.
>
> I got Nokia 7650 here, iSync application for series 60 was installed at
> first sync which should be an end for problems we lived with firmware
> revisions etc. You got that installed yes? And it can run?

Yeah, it was installed.

Unfortunately, as I recall I had two iSync apps in different places and I may
have used the wrong one with a sync.

> Did you check that addressbook entry with phones own address book? If
> you can view it, it means you can edit it. Add a comment or change a
> trivial entry of it, e.g. business address if not exists, add "test" to
> it and save again.

It's not the address book entry, but rather the 1-touch hot key association.
(You use a hot key when you press and hold one of the 2-8 keys).

> File structure is very complex on Nokia S60, e.g. there is no such
> directory with all phonebook at vcard entries etc, remember phones like
> mine run on 2mb memory.

Yeah, even Nokia was unable to help me. I had to reset the phone and lose all
the settings since my last phone memory backup.

-- Verne