Nokia 3310 Classic GPRS Java Setting Using AXIS SIM Card

Hi there, long time no post in this blog since I'm concentrate on the biskitZ project ( a CMS based on CodeIgniter Framework that I build by my own)... :)

Well, a few days in this week I have a little problem with the GPRS in Nokia 3310 Classic that I want to use with the AXIS SIM Card. What is the problem? The problem is the OTA that AXIS gave to my phone, the OTA that AXIS gave to the phone did not include the APN to the Prefered Access Point in the Nokia 3310 Classic. It will have a problem on the java ( midlet ) applications that will use the internet connections, since the configurations / settings are not included with the OTA.

So, I have to do it manually without using the OTA.. Here is how:

1. From the Standby, goto Menu > Settings > Configuration
2. Choose the Personal Configuration Settings
3. Choose AddNew and Pick the Access Point
4. Fill Account Name with Axis
5. Then Choose a menu below saying Access Point Settings
6. Fill the Data Bearer with Packet Data
7. After that, Choose Bearer Settings menu
8. Fill with:
1. Packet Data Access Point: axis
2. Network Type: IP4
3. Authentication type: Normal
4. User Name: axis
5. Password: 123456
9. After done doing that, there will be a list in the Personal Account saying Axis. Before going to another step, choose the Options > Activate ( this is important, since my bro found it , thank you bro! ).
   

Settings for the APN already done now. It's time to setup the web settings. Still in the Personal Configuration Settings, do this:

1. Choose the Options > AddNew
2. Pick the Web and press Select
3. Fill:
1. Account Name: Axis
2. Homepage: http://wap.axisworld.co.id
3. UserName: axis
4. Password: 123456
5. Use Preferred Access Point: Yes
4. After done doing that, as usual, don't forget to Activate the Web Settings that already done before by using the Options > Activate menu with the web settings selected.
   

Okay, that's should be done. Now, test the browser by pressing the 0 (zero) button until the browser comes up. It will go to the wap.axisworld.co.id. If that works, then try the opera mini. It should also be works too... And the ymtiny, ebuddy and all java midlet applications will can be use to connected to the internet using the AXIS Card GPRS.

Now, I've a problem on connecting the IM from AXIS Card. Does anyone know the configurations on connecting to the Yahoo! via IM default program from Nokia 3310 Classic ? :)

UPDATE:
Since I've been using SIMPATI Telkomsel to connect the IM, so last night I inserted the SIMPATI SIM Card, it automaticaly add the APN. Take off the card, insert the AXIS back in. And connect to the IM using the SIMPATI APN for the IM. It works!.. :)

Third Day Fasting Menu

I was fall to sleep..

-bweh-

Hardy Heron Temperature Problem

After few weeks running in hardy heron, I got realize that the temperature is getting hot even when I'm idle.. It could took to 82 ^o C and the sound of fan is very hard to hear. The temperature plays around 42, 55 and sometime above that 55. But usually it comes at 55 and increasing the temperature is more often then cooling down.

Very different temperature in Windows Vista, I got around 38 to 46 ^o C. And plays around 42 in normal use. Oh ya, I don't want to start talking about vista vs hardy here. I just want the hardy temperature not as that high.

Looking for solution in google and ubuntu forum about this sympthom. There are so many solution in the ubuntu forum and I've tried some of them (including the swappiness), but nothing change dramaticaly to cooling down the temperature. Until I got the solution about changing the powernowd with cpufreqd and cpudyn. So, I tried the cpufreqd first, and seems the result not to responsive. And the last and hope that it works, I change the cpufreqd to cpudyn. Until right now, the temperature is 42 ^o C. Although if I play games, the temperature can get to 63 ^o C. But it can cooling down to 42 more faster..

Well, hope this package can solve the temperature solution.. I'll report again about this later.. :)

Edit:
I found that solution in here.

Harddisk Park in Hardy Heron

After playing around with hardy for about 2 weeks (updates here, updates there), I heard the harddisk sound ticking in every few seconds. Even I'm idle with hardy, it's still ticking. I didn't know if there was some program runs in the background or not, but it's a little buggy for me.

Searching to the uncle google about that problem, I got to this page to handle the harddisk park in ubuntu hardy heron. In the part that said `How to get disks idleing correctly (without excessive load cycling)` (which is at the bottom of the page), I followed the steps only for the first 2 points. Since the rest of it seems a little make me confused to followed. Restart the hardy.. and I got that ticking sound disappear when I'm in idle. :)

3 dots

Been long time no post in this blog. This night, after teach a class, dakochan notify me that she already post a comment for my earlier post. Well, after all that wasn't her fault. Ah, never mind about that..

Anyway, it's has been almost 4 months that I did not write a post in this blog. Like a dead blog.. :)) I'm doing a CMS that I wrote for my own blog. Later after this CMS done, I will upgrade my blog to my own CMS.. Hope I can finish that CMS soon.

Ah, it's been late night. I got to go home. See you..

Moto GP 2008

Oh.... the first race in motogp.. I miss to watch that live... :(( It's showed at the midnight, at 01:00 BBWI.

*waiting for the next race*

Code Igniter Folder Structure

It has been long time to learn this Code Igniter. Modify them in some things and combine it with external plugins like the adoDB and fPDF. Also combine with javascript framework like jQuery. So, before I forgot the Code Igniter folder structure, I better post it in my blog here.

In the standard default extraction of the CI (Code Igniter), the default folder structure is already good. But the folder structure will be a little bit complicated if I want to upgrade to new CI version. That's why I got to seperate the applications and the main engine of CI. And when there is a new version of CI and want to replace the core engine of CI, I just replace the engine just in one folder. Beside that, since I separate the application folder that include model, controller and views; so, the application folder it self could be moved to other folder out of the documentroot folder. In this case, your documentroot folder will not have the MVC files. Your documentroot will only have the index.php and some CSS and Javascripts.

Here is the Code Igniter Core Engine Folder Structure:



If you see the folder structure, I put the CI Engine and the applications in different folders. In the folder as the example, I use the CIGNITER folder to hold the engine (__my_ci_engine__ folder), applications (__my_ci_mvc__ folder), plug ins (__my_ci_plugins__ folder) and the user guide (__my_ci_user_guide).

So, when there is a new version of Code Igniter, I just replace the system folder. What have to concern is the __my_ci_mvc__ folder that hold all the applications. It includes the model, controller and the views.

Take a look at the __my_ci_mvc__ folder there. I have 2 applications that runs on one CI engine (the gbi application and the welcome application). If you compare the 2 applications folder structure with __my_ci_engine__ > system > application it has the same structure. I just put them out, so I can get easy replacing the core CI.

And take a look at the gbi application folder. I have a folder called `simplyWhite` under the views. I put this folder to prepare the application so it can hold many kinds of view (themes) that can be added some time. :)



And here is the Code Igniter that I put in the documentroot folder of the web server:



At the picture above, I put the CSS, Images and Javascripts in __my_ci_application__ folder. Take a look at the 2 applications under the __my_ci_application__ folder, it contains the gbi and welcome. Focused on the folder gbi. I also seperate the Javascripts folder and the themes (since the CSS and images of the themes mostly are different with the other themes).

So, I can have many applications in 1 Code Igniter Core Engine and in that applications, I also can have many views (themes).