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?


I just found a solution to my problem. It seems that that adaptor is 
the real problem.
It sets the speed of my palm to the maximum speed. I also managed to 
make it all work with a extremely dirty hack.
I hardcoded the speed.... ( pconn->speed = 57600; ) This will propably 
only work for my situation because I happened to know the maxspeed of 
that adaptor.

Kevin Velghe




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