Start by clicking Computer -> Desktop Preferences -> PalmOS Devices. The gnome
pilot settings druid pops up. After entering the appropriate port (in this case
/dev/ttyUSB1), selecting USB, moving on to the Initial Sync page and finally
initiating HotSync on the Zire, nothing happens, and eventually the Zire times
out. Using pilot-xfer in the pilot-link package, however, I can successfully
complete a hotsync operation. Attached is the output of the gpilotd daemon as I
attempt to initiate a hotsync (my comments are in C style comment blocks), and
the transcript of the pilot-xfer method.
Start by clicking Computer -> Desktop Preferences -> PalmOS Devices. The gnome
pilot settings druid pops up. After entering the appropriate port (in this case
/dev/ttyUSB1), selecting USB, moving on to the Initial Sync page and finally
initiating HotSync on the Zire, nothing happens, and eventually the Zire times
out. Using pilot-xfer in the pilot-link package, however, I can successfully
complete a hotsync operation. Attached is the output of the gpilotd daemon as I
attempt to initiate a hotsync (my comments are in C style comment blocks), and
the transcript of the pilot-xfer method.