Re: [coldsync-hackers] speed

[Kevin Velghe <kevin at duo dot be>]

Hi,

I think I'm using version 3.0.
I downloaded it today from www.condsync.org (condsync-3.0-pre3.tar.gz)

I tried to run it with the debug infos on. This is what came out.

[kevin:~] kevin%  /usr/local/bin/coldsync -p /dev/cu.USA191P1.1 -d io:4
Discovering available speeds.
Trying 230400 bps (230400)... no (tcsetattr)
Trying 115200 bps (115200)... no (tcsetattr)
Trying 76800 bps (76800)... no (tcsetattr)
Trying 57600 bps (57600)... yes
Assuming 57600 bps (57600) yes
Assuming 38400 bps (38400) yes
Assuming 28800 bps (28800) yes
Assuming 19200 bps (19200) yes
Assuming 14400 bps (14400) yes
Assuming 9600 bps (9600) yes
Assuming 7200 bps (7200) yes
Assuming 4800 bps (4800) yes
Assuming 2400 bps (2400) yes
Assuming 1200 bps (1200) yes
Please press the HotSync button.
pconn->speed == 0
Speed from CMP == 115200
Error: Palm suggested 115200 bps, but the serial port can't go that 
fast.
Error: Can't connect to Palm.
Calling io_drain()
[kevin:~] kevin%

I guess this means that the port can go to 57600... That's ok for me, 
but how do I tell that to my palm?
It doesn't seem to change it's behaviour when I change it's speed. Is 
it possible that that adaptor has something to do with it?

Thanks
Kevin.

PS : is there some place where I can get the options list for coldsync?
I was hoping there would be man pages in the tar file but maybe there's 
some other list somewhere?

On donderdag, okt 16, 2003, at 14:39 Europe/Brussels, Alessandro Zummo 
wrote:

> On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 14:13:31 +0200
> Kevin Velghe <kevin@duo.be> wrote:
>
> > This is what happens...
> >
> > [kevin:~] kevin% /usr/local/bin/coldsync -p /dev/cu.USA191P1.1
> > Please press the HotSync button.
> > Error: Palm suggested 115200 bps, but the serial port can't go that
> > fast.
> > Error: Can't connect to Palm.
> > [kevin:~] kevin%
>
> Please be sure you're using a recent version of coldsync (at least 3.0)
> and send us the debugging infos of the io facility at level 4:
>
>   /usr/local/bin/coldsync -p /dev/cu.USA191P1.1 -d io:4
>
>
> --
>
>  Best regards,
>
>  Alessandro Zummo,
>   Tower Technologies - Turin, Italy
>
>   http://www.towertech.it
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