Re: [coldsync-hackers] T415/T615

["Cliff L. Biffle" <cbiffle at safety dot net>]

On Monday 25 March 2002 10:20 am, you wrote:
> I tried out your modifications to 2.3.1, and coldsync ended up freezing
> on me halfway through the sync. On the T415 it displayed the hotsync
> standard error message, but on coldsync it was frozen at 'syncing
> programs' (about 1/3 of files ended up in a fresh ~/.palm/backup dir)

Interesting.  Running it with some of the -d's (in this case I'd say -d dlp:X 
and -d dlpc:X where X is a large number) might clarify things.  The freeze 
I've been noticing is that if coldsync requests a DB index that doesn't 
exist, the palm seems to just ignore it!  (That is, if the DB is past the 
last valid index.)
Also, I've run into at least one case where coldsync didn't allocate enough 
database info structs at the ReadDBList call, probably due to a bad return 
value from the Clie, so the patches I've sent you include a sanity check that 
stops receiving if the end of the RAM segment is hit (fixes some segfaults).

-Cliff

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