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Prakash Countcham - 23 Sep 2006 19:05 GMT

Hi,

I have got a Nokia 3100, and I would like to write programs for it.

So, I am looking for Nokia SDK for Linux. I can find a lot of broken
links on the internet, but I did not manage to find the good website.

Can anyone help me ?

Prakash

PS : I have got an AMD64 box.

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Stabby - 24 Sep 2006 15:14 GMT

> Hi,
>
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>
> PS : I have got an AMD64 box.

The main site for Nokia SDKs is developers.nokia.com. I use this myself
as I develop J2ME content for phones.

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Prakash Countcham - 24 Sep 2006 22:15 GMT

>> I have got a Nokia 3100, and I would like to write programs for it.
>> PS : I have got an AMD64 box.
>
> The main site for Nokia SDKs is developers.nokia.com. I use this myself
> as I develop J2ME content for phones.

Hi,

I have already checked this site, but the only Nokia 3300 SDK I can
download works with Windows. Anyway, if there no Linux version of this
SDK, Sun's one works fine.

Thank you for your answer,

Prakash

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J.O. Aho - 25 Sep 2006 19:14 GMT

>>> I have got a Nokia 3100, and I would like to write programs for it.
>>> PS : I have got an AMD64 box.
>>
>> The main site for Nokia SDKs is developers.nokia.com. I use this
>> myself as I develop J2ME content for phones.

> I have already checked this site, but the only Nokia 3300 SDK I can
> download works with Windows. Anyway, if there no Linux version of this
> SDK, Sun's one works fine.

If you are using a x86 based machine, then you can use wine to install the SDK
and then manually move the files to the right location on your gnu/linux
installation thereafter you can work in the gnu/linux environment.

//Aho

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Prakash Countcham - 25 Sep 2006 21:10 GMT

> If you are using a x86 based machine, then you can use wine to install
> the SDK and then manually move the files to the right location on your
> gnu/linux installation thereafter you can work in the gnu/linux
> environment.

Hi,

Thank you for your advice, but I do not know any port of Wine on AMD64.

Cheers,

Prakash

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J.O. Aho - 26 Sep 2006 04:59 GMT

>> If you are using a x86 based machine, then you can use wine to install
>> the SDK and then manually move the files to the right location on your
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> Thank you for your advice, but I do not know any port of Wine on AMD64.

There should be a 64 bit version included on your installation CDs/DVD.
You can always use a 32 bit version if you have installed a 32bits environment
in your 64bits, a common way to allow people to use 32bit applications on a
64bit environment.

Gentoo howto:
http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/amd64/howtos/index.xml?part=1&chap=2

A third option is just download the source and compile it yourself.

//Aho

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