re my pilot conduits?
Hello
I dont know how to configure the pilot conduits,since the
pilot conduits menu section no longer exists.Is there anyway
to configure this settings in the command line or something ?
Thanks in advance
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Hello
I dont know how to configure the pilot conduits,since the
pilot conduits menu section no longer exists.Is there anyway
to configure this settings in the command line or something ?
Thanks in advance
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Well, I figured out why no data was moving from Evolution to my PDA - I
apparently needed the 'evolution-pilot' package. Unfortunately, now I'm
back to nothing working again.
I give up for now. It's taking too much of my time to figure out this
stuff, and it's not
t freakin'
> worked! ACK! What's up with that?
>
> Actually, I only quickly tested gnome-pilot - and on my home box too (still RH
> 8, but I didn't do the rawhide updates yet, and evo is still at 1.0.8, not
> 1.2 like at work). I'll test evolution next, but
restarting gpilotd would have done the trick too, it's just easier to log
out/in. Glad it's workin for ya.
Shaun
-Original Message-
From: Brian K. Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 8:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: jpilot works, g
Actually, I only quickly tested gnome-pilot - and on my home box too (still RH
8, but I didn't do the rawhide updates yet, and evo is still at 1.0.8, not
1.2 like at work). I'll test evolution next, but no reason it shouldn't work
if gnome-pilot is working. I'll return if I
ok try this
# Create the '/dev/pilot' device again (I know you have, do it again just
for kicks):
usb: ln -s /dev/usb/ttyUSB1 /dev/pilot
# You can find your port by doing a HotSync and then checking 'dmesg'
output.
# As root, change the permissions on the device /dev/pilot l
-pilot
running the 'you're running this for the first time' wizard, which also
fails with the same errors as above every time, so I never get passed
the 'About to grab id info from the handheld' screen.
BTW - this all still remains true even though I have upgraded to th
n K. Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 9:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: jpilot works, gnome-pilot (hence evolution) doesn't
I have a Handspring Pro that I would LOVE to get working with Evolution
1.2 on my Redhat 8 machine. So far, I've been
I have a Handspring Pro that I would LOVE to get working with Evolution
1.2 on my Redhat 8 machine. So far, I've been unable to get a link
going between Evolution (or gnome-pilot), and my pda.
'pilot-xfer -p /dev/pilot -l' works fine.
I created the 'sync' group an
I don't think this made it first time 'round. I apologize if it did:
I have a Handspring Pro that I would LOVE to get working with Evolution
1.2 on my Redhat 8 machine. So far, I've been unable to get a link
going between Evolution (or gnome-pilot), and my pda.
'pilot-x
If I can backup my palm using palm-xfer, but can't pull username/ID from
the palm to add my device to the Pilots tab of gpilotd-control-applet,
what my the problem be? gpilotd is running like this according to ps
gpilotd --activate-goad-server gpilotd --goad-fd 13
Any suggestions would be great
s/getting/getty/
Justin Georgeson wrote:
Not that I know of (there's no getting running on it). gnome-pilot
doesn't work on either port.
Bernd Kunze wrote:
> Any other program listening on the non-working port?
>
>
> On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 22:49, Justin Georgeson wro
Not that I know of (there's no getting running on it). gnome-pilot
doesn't work on either port.
Bernd Kunze wrote:
Any other program listening on the non-working port?
On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 22:49, Justin Georgeson wrote:
>I'm having an issue with the pilot-link/gnome-pilo
Any other program listening on the non-working port?
On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 22:49, Justin Georgeson wrote:
> I'm having an issue with the pilot-link/gnome-pilot tools. I have my
> pilot on COM1 in windows, and it works just dandy. So I've been trying
> to to do it on /dev/t
I'm having an issue with the pilot-link/gnome-pilot tools. I have my
pilot on COM1 in windows, and it works just dandy. So I've been trying
to to do it on /dev/ttyS0 in Linux, with no luck. Running pilot-xfer -p
/dev/ttyS0 -b back immediately returns with an elapsed time of 0:00
JPilot works fine with my Treo. Bizarre, since both uses pilot-link.
Anyone knows who currently maintains gnome-pilot? The website on
gnome.org is very out of date, and the linked-to page is not even there
anymore.
Regards,
Michel
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 10:56, Michèl Alexandre Salim wrote
Heard from the pilot-link mailing list that someone managed to get a
Handspring Tréo 180g synchronised using a USB cable with pilot-link
0.11.3 (same version that Red Hat ships!) and kernel 2.4.19.
It did not seem to work with my Tréo 270 though - not on the stock
kernel, at least. Anyone else
use gpilotd for syncing i do all installs via command
promt
On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 23:12, Christopher A. Williams wrote:
> I need to find one last work-around for the missing pieces in the Pilot
> Integration in GNOME and Nautilus. Is there a way to mark a .prc file
> for installation in
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