Re: [coldsync-hackers] Re: getting coldsync installed

["David A. Desrosiers" <hacker at gnu-designs dot com>]

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> ok, I tried both /dev/ttyUSB0 and 1, without success.  I checked out
> syslog, and I saw it mentioned port 1, but that's obviously not true.
> Any other suggestions?

	If the drivers are loaded, your kernel has usbdevfs support, and
your kernel logs show the device connecting/disconnecting when you hit
HotSync, but coldsync still doesn't talk to the device, then something else
is wrong.

	What does your ~/.coldsyncrc look like? What commands are you using
when you execute ./coldsync from the shell?

	I'm having trouble with coldsync talking to my m505, and it thinks
it is an older Palm, but I think it is misreporting the card enumeration.
I'll mangle with it later and figure it out.


d.



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