Reading the VGA-1000 (A620) Filesystem

Something tells me I will regret this

I have found a great little program called BitPim

bitpim.sourceforge.net

that will allow you to look at SOME of the filesystem on your phone. Most
importantly, it will allow you to save out those digital pics you have been
taking.

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Now for the bad news:
- It does not EXPLICITLY support the VGA-1000 (A620) phone. Of all the
whiz-bang stuff this app seems to support for the VX-4400 phones, the only
thing you can do with a VGA-1000 is see the filesystem.
- Although you can save out the cam files, I cannot seem to display them in
Photo Editor. HINTS WELCOME

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Here's where the developers come in. If you have a VGA-1000 and a need to
geek the insides of the embedded file system, please get in contact with
these guys and write up some code! I'm just not that good at this kind of
code anymore (FORTRAN doesn't make it anymore).

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You can view it by giving it a ".jpg" extension. I just cant get it to save
back to the phone.



"Mr. Bogus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Something tells me I will regret this
>
> I have found a great little program called BitPim
>
> bitpim.sourceforge.net
>
> that will allow you to look at SOME of the filesystem on your phone. Most
> importantly, it will allow you to save out those digital pics you have
been
> taking.
>
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> Now for the bad news:
> - It does not EXPLICITLY support the VGA-1000 (A620) phone. Of all the
> whiz-bang stuff this app seems to support for the VX-4400 phones, the only
> thing you can do with a VGA-1000 is see the filesystem.
> - Although you can save out the cam files, I cannot seem to display them
in
> Photo Editor. HINTS WELCOME
>
> -------------------------------------------------
>
> Here's where the developers come in. If you have a VGA-1000 and a need to
> geek the insides of the embedded file system, please get in contact with
> these guys and write up some code! I'm just not that good at this kind of
> code anymore (FORTRAN doesn't make it anymore).
>
>

I couldn't. Neither Photo Editor or IE would render the pic. What did you
use?


"Bubba" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> You can view it by giving it a ".jpg" extension. I just cant get it to
save
> back to the phone.
>
>
>
> "Mr. Bogus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Something tells me I will regret this
> >
> > I have found a great little program called BitPim
> >
> > bitpim.sourceforge.net
> >
> > that will allow you to look at SOME of the filesystem on your phone.
Most
> > importantly, it will allow you to save out those digital pics you have
> been
> > taking.
> >
> > ----------------------------------------------
> >
> > Now for the bad news:
> > - It does not EXPLICITLY support the VGA-1000 (A620) phone. Of all the
> > whiz-bang stuff this app seems to support for the VX-4400 phones, the
only
> > thing you can do with a VGA-1000 is see the filesystem.
> > - Although you can save out the cam files, I cannot seem to display them
> in
> > Photo Editor. HINTS WELCOME
> >
> > -------------------------------------------------
> >
> > Here's where the developers come in. If you have a VGA-1000 and a need
to
> > geek the insides of the embedded file system, please get in contact with
> > these guys and write up some code! I'm just not that good at this kind
of
> > code anymore (FORTRAN doesn't make it anymore).
> >
> >
>
>