Very Computer

Hi there,

I am switching from a Palm Vx to a Tungsten T. I have been syncing my
Vx under Solaris using pilot-link / pilotmgr without any problems.
Since the Tungsten comes with an USB cradle, I was wondering if anyone
has gotten this combination to work under Solaris.

If not, I can always move the syncing over to my Linux box, but I'd
prefer to keep using Solaris.

Please Cc: me on follow-ups.

Thanks,

Richie

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        No, it is not posible, unless Solaris has a way of talking to the USB
port directly, which pilot-link can interface with. That code will have to
be written into pilot-link (look at linuxusb.c pilot-link in the source
tree). Right now OSX takes a higher priority, and that doesn't seem too
likely either.

I guess I should have been more clear. There is a Solaris USB driver
for the Palm 505 at http://hovland.org/solaris/

My question is: has anyone tried this + pilot-link with a Palm
Tungsten T?

Thanks,

Richie

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Richie B. ha scritto:

Quote:> problems. Since the Tungsten comes with an USB cradle, I was
> wondering if anyone has gotten this combination to work under
> Solaris.
> If not, I can always move the syncing over to my Linux box, but I'd
> prefer to keep using Solaris.

if your sync software can use the net option, like jpilot, you connect
the TT thru Linux box with a normal IP address (my jpilot run on
apollo 715/50 debian parisc)

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You can use a serial cable to do the syncing. Any of the M5xx series
serial cables with the "new universal" connector will do. I assume you
are using a SPARC system, in that case you may need an adaptor to
suit the older 25-pin serial ports. (Tho' the same applies to x86
on PC's). If you are using an older SPARC, don't forget that max.
serial rate is probably 38400 baud.

Jack
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