Can't anyone help me? - Calender syncronize...

Question

Hi Fellows!
I have this problem with my phone and computer! They won't come together and syncronize my calender!
First my computer said that i needed to install MIcrosoft Outlook, so i was on microsofts website and bought Outlook 2010 (because i am a pretty busy person so i need my calender on the computer and mobile to be the same).
But now when i want to syncronize my calender, error number 80043bee comes up. But i have the latest version of Ovi (i think, some guy from in here gave me a link, i just got it yesterday) i tried to restart my computer and my phone 2-3 times and i've tried to update my phone with the newest updates... But the error still comes.
Please help me, im very fustrated!

Answer 1

Hello :-)
I promised to post back if I found a solution and I have (both).
Computer PIM to Nokia phone integration was the only thing I needed Windows for. I was running WXP in a virtual machine under Linux. The Ovi Suite problem with my 5130c-2 was the kick I needed to find another solution, fully on Linux.
It's not pretty but it works for what I want; synchronising calendar and contacts from computer to a Nokia Series 40 phone. It's all done at the command line now as proof-of-concept; if there is interest, I (or someone else!) could write a GUI interface.
Using the Xfce desktop's Orage calendar and gnokii, the calendar can be exported to a file and the file prepared for gnokii using a custom script documented in my blog on Linux questions at http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/blog/catkin-444761/script-to-filter-an-orage-export-ics-file...
Using Thunderbird's Address Book for the contacts and gnokii, the contacts can be exported to a file and the file prepared for gnokii using a custom script documented in my blog on Linux questions at http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/blog/catkin-444761/script-to-prepare-a-thunderbird-pab-expor...
Why Thunderbird? The only other contender was Evolution but that's tightly integrated with the Gnome desktop and I much prefer Xfce.
Why Xfce's calendar? Because it works and Thunderbird's Lighting does not on my system (Slackware64 13.1 Linux-based OS).
Why gnokii? It was a toss up between gnokii and gammu and gammu's support for the 5130c was dubious (but it turned out gnokii's was too -- hence the scripts to prepare exports for it so gammu might have been a good choice.
The only thing I haven't got working sounds the simplest of all; synchronising notes (plain text files) to the phone. As a workaround they can be calendar notes on an easily found date.
Best
Charles
Nokia 5130c-2