Re: gpilotd segmentation fault

[Dan Freed <dlfreed charter net>]

I think it is more likely a problem with gnome-pilots USB code.  I'm no 
expert, but I continue to have major problems getting gnome-pilot to work 
with my Treo 600.  All of the other apps seem to work fine (kpilot, jpilot, 
etc) but gnome pilot locks my machine up (yes the entire machine become 
unresponsive even to simple ping traffic) after the sync disconnects.  

I hate to say it but, but since I only wanted to use gnome pilot for syncing 
with evolution (and exchange via the Ximian connecter) I have pretty much 
given up on gnome-pilot ever working.  Kontact (KDE's new pim application) 
has the ability to grab stuff off of an exchange server for calendaring now, 
so I have been just using that and kpilot to sync.

Dan

On Tuesday 10 February 2004 01:41 pm, Jaime Martín Jiménez wrote:

> I CAN sync without problems my Palm with jpilot or pilot-link
> applications (like dlpsh or pilot-xfer) but NOT with gnome-pilot.
> /dev/pilot is a link to /dev/usb/tts/1 (and YES, this device does exist
> if I push sync button)
>
> Speed is not the problem, because I try with others and it's the same.
>
> I use devfs because Gentoo needs devfs to run. I think that it's a
> gnome-pilot configuration problem or a bug.
>
> Thank you
>
> El mar, 10-02-2004 a las 00:09, David A. Desrosiers escribió:
> > > -> Connect type: USB
> > > -> Speed: 9200
> >
> > 	9200?
> >
> > > I click forward after this screen, gpilotd crashes within seconds
> > > whether or not I have pressed the hotsync button or not.
> >
> > 	Are you running hotplug or devfs? Does the device inode exist?
>
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