Siefs is a filesystem (in userspace) that allows to access the Siemens Mobile Phones' files. One can copy & delete files, such as sounds, color schemes, java apps. It's well tested (by myself) for Siemens M55 and ME45 phones.
Created attachment 23850 [details] Ebuild for siefs v. 0.2
Your attachment seems only to be half there.
Created attachment 26187 [details] Yet another siefs 0.2 ebuild My approach for an ebuild for siefs, it depends on fuse which needs to be added to portage as well. (see next attachment)
Created attachment 26188 [details] fuse ebuild SRC_URI needs to be entered correctly, haven't found time for that.
Created attachment 26249 [details] fuse Ebuild with fixed SRC_URI
Created attachment 42023 [details] siefs-0.4.ebuild Hi, it does not (yet) work with fuse 1.9.
*** Bug 55173 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Now that sys-fs/fuse is in Portage, maybe there's hope for SieFS to work, too. :) Two changes to the ebuild may be necessary: DEPEND still says "<sys-fs/fuse-1.9", that can't work with the FUSE 2.1 in Portage, I suppose. More importantly I'm having trouble downloading the source. I thought there was an alternative SRC_URI http://mirror01.users.i.com.ua/~dmitry_z/siefs-0.4.tar.gz, but it turned out it's the same IP address... All I'm currently getting is "503 service temporarily unavailable".
I will have to add fuse-1.4 of course if I want to add siefs, its just a simple rename. Anyone that has the hardware has tested this? Source Tarball mirrored at: http://dev.gentoo.org/~genstef/siefs-0.4.tar.gz
So I've put both a fuse-1.4.ebuild and a siefs-0.4.ebuild in the overlay, downloaded the source packages and digested. 'emerge siefs' built both packages without any problems, and if I had been clever enough to run the same kernel as the one that was symlinked from /usr/src/linux, it would probably have worked right away, too. :) It does now, of course, I can access the file area of my phone via a USB serial converter cable I bought, with an additional kernel module (pl2303) required for that one, though. Hardware is a Siemens MC60, by the way. Thanks a lot for this!
fixed, thanks