Re: [coldsync-hackers] POSE and Coldsync

[Andrew Arensburger <arensb+CShackers at ooblick dot com>]

On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 01:14:04PM +1100, Dave Hall wrote:
> Read the instructions on netsync on coldsync.org
> 
> Then for the POSE.  Go into hotsync -> menu->options:
> Set modem sync prefs to network
> LAN Sync prefs to network
> Primary PC - fill out the details of your linux box
> 
> On the POSE menu (right click on the POSE under windoze)
> go into settings -> properties
> set serial to TCP/IP - fill out the deatils of you coldsync box
> tick on redirect netlib to calls to host tpc/ip

	On BSDish systems, and perhaps others, you also have devices
of the form /dev/ttypX and /dev/ptypX. These are serial lines that are
linked together: anything written to /dev/ttyp0 can be read from
/dev/ptyp0, and vice versa.
	You can use this to test syncing over a serial line: tell POSE
that its serial port is at /dev/ttyp9, and tell ColdSync that its
serial port is at /dev/ptyp9.

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