Art Alexion on 20 Jun 2008 19:01:30 -0700 |
On Friday 20 June 2008 21:29:37 Glenn Kelley wrote: > Cannot get it to sync to the MAC - guess I need to purchase something > to make that happen :-( I think the Palm-authored Mac software is free. You should try syncing with Linux, though. I use gnome-pilot because I sync via Evolution to my employer's exchange server. Another advantage of gnome-pilot over kpilot is that the former lets you configure multiple ttyUSB ports, whereas kpilot only lets you configure one, /dev/pilot by default. To get it to work right, you sometimes have to write dbus/hal rules to link your device's actual USB port to /dev/pilot. Besides being a PITA, my handhelds tended to pick different ttyUSB numbers every time they connected. I haven't tried it in a while though, and I understand that dbus has evolved to the point where this isn't as big an issue. The sole kpilot developer uses BSD, and the BSD kernels tended to handle the USB better a couple of years ago. I don't know how that has improved on the Linux side in the past year or so. Attachment:
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