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Originally Posted by rivviepop
Nope, afraid I don't know that - mine is after the American gangster, Salvatore (Sam) Giancana, aka Momo Giancana.
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Amazon.com: Momo (Puffin Books): Books: Michael Ende ... it's a book for everybody who has to do with time, which, in a 4-dimensional space-time, is pretty much really everybody. Actually it has been written for children, but IMHO it's even more interesting to adults.
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Originally Posted by rivviepop
Actually, that's interesting -- what happens if you force remove usb_storage module from the kernel (rmmod usb_storage) and *then* plug in the 7730? (maybe the module *thinks* it's mass storage by accident and is messing up?)
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Got it! That wasn't it, but it pointed me in the right direction. First I downloaded me a copy of some live CD (Slax seemed nice) and verified the Blackberry would work there. Then I tried in Ubuntu's rescue mode - no luck. What I did notice though, while in rescue mode was this: berry_charge would be in the lsmod list whenever the BB was plugged in, no matter if I had removed it. That only stopped after killing udevd. When berry_charge was unloaded for good, the BB appeared in lsusb as well. Quickfix: mv berry_charge.ko BUGGERMENOLONGER-berry_charge.ko. Now it works like a charm and I could almost bang my head against a wall for hand-copying 252 contacts, 2 years worth of calendar entries and about 50 A4-pages of notes.
Thanks a lot rivviepop!
Only one question remains... is there a way to keep my new BB synchronized with Evolution and/or GoogleMail now?
(Oh, and I'll file a Ubuntu bug ASAP)