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Syncong Palm devices with Linux



I've played with pilot-link quite a bit. 
There are a number of different utilities that make up the package. 
install-user This is used to install a user into the Palm. You would
normally do this before a restore.
dlpsh is also a very good tools to take a look at your pilot. 

Additionally, there could be some code to add to udev or possibly the
kernel module
/usr/src/linux/drivers/usb/serial/visor.[ch]. 
When I first got my Treo, one of the suggestion was to add a couple of
lines to this, but on further investigation, I did not need to do this. 

 On Sun, 07 May 2006 09:27:17 -0400
David Kramer <david at thekramers.net> wrote:

> OK, I finally did it.  My Palm TX should come tomorrow.
> 
> I've been doing a bunch of research, especially into pilot-link, and
> that project leaves me confused.  For starters, there's no
> "Documentation" page.  There are a few random how-tos, but no
> overview/step-by-step anywhere I can find.
> 
> What bothers me more is that their last official release was about three
> years ago, the beta "pre releases" for the upcoming version started over
> a year ago, and the very latest "pre-release" was almost a year ago.  Is
> this an active project or not?  How does a project get stuck in the
> prerelease stage for over a year, while insisting everyone should use
> the latest prerelease because it works?
> 
> Are there alternatives?  It seems like any Palm sync solution for Linux
> calls pilot-link under the covers, just like every CD buring solution
> calls cdrecord under the covers.
> 
> Is it gonna work with my TX, which didn't exist when the last prerelease
> was published a year ago?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
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