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IntroductionHere's the documentation of NokiaCmoN. Of course, I aim to make the program as intuitive as possible but a bit text accompaning the program can't do any harm ;) |
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Getting NokiaCmoNYou can always get the latest Release from the project summary page (http://nokiacmon.sf.net/projects/nokiacmon). If you're a normal user just wanting the application to run on your PC, I recommend you to download it from there.But if you're a developer (or want to read some code) you can checkout the latest CVS tree by executing the following commands: cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/nokiacmon login cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/nokiacmon co nokiacmon This will get you the latest development resources right onto your hard disc. It should compile but there's no warranty... |
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InstallingAfter you downloaded the package (I use nokiacmon-0.0.0-pre5.tar.gz in this example) you may extract it by executing tar xvfz nokiacmon-0.0.0-pre5.tar.gz and you'll get a directory called nokiacmon-0.0.0-pre5. Change directory to it (cd nokiacmon-0.0.0-pre5) and execute ./configure. Now you see alot of output - disregard it.If it ended successfully, you may want the program to compile. This is done by running the make command. This takes a while... Now you need further ado - switch to the super user(root) account by running su and type make install. Now, when you right-click onto the kicker bar and list all kicker applets, you see Nokia C110/C111 Monitor - Click it! |
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Using |
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Notes |
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FAQ |
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Final RemarksIf you find this program useful please rate it here |
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