Re: wifi hotsync ?

[nautic <nautic looping org>]

It works !

Thank you Matt

In fact Steep 1 wasn't OK and still not ok !

I 'm using USB mouse on my computer and it works perfectly.

when I do 'ls -l /dev/ttyUSB*' nothing apear ?

But when I do 'lsusb' I can see my mouse and also my Sony Palm UX50 when
conected.

I have done this as root :
'mknod /tmp/pilot c 188 0'
'chmod 0666 /tmp/pilot'

and after that I'm able to use 'pilot-xfer -p /tmp/pilot -l' and
gnome-pilot.

After each boot sequence I need to do the mknod and chmod commande to
use gnome-pilot.

Maybe there's something to do with udev ?

Steep 2 is OK I've got /proc/bus/usb/devices

I'm using ubuntu 05-10 on Sony Vaio Laptop VGN-S4M

Thierry


Le mardi 04 avril 2006 �2:27 +0100, Matt Davey a �it :
> > Thanks very much Matt for your answer.
> > 
> > Infact I have got also the usb cable but for instance I can't
> > synchronize at all (USB, Bluetooh, wifi).
> 
> Ah, okay.  So let's try USB then.
> 
> Here's your checklist:
> 
> 1. Can you use pilot-xfer?  Try:
> 	pilot-xfer -p /dev/ttyUSB0 -l
>    try ttyUSB1 if that doesn't work.
>    I'm really hoping you don't have trouble at this stage.
>    If you do have trouble, do 'ls -l /dev/ttyUSB*' while the
>    palm is trying to sync, just to verify that the devices
>    are getting created with the right permissions by your
>    udev rules.
> 
> 2. Assuming step 1 is okay, now check that the file
>    /proc/bus/usb/devices exists.  If it doesn't you'll have
>    to mount the 'usbfs' filesystem:
> 	mount -t usbfs none /proc/bus/usb
> 
> 3. Now we check that your USB device ID is recognised by gnome-pilot.
>    I don't think you've told us which palm you have, so do the following:
> 	cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
>    And look for the "Vendor=xxxx ProdID=xxxx" text corresponding to
>    your palm device.  Make sure there's a corresponding entry in the
> 	/usr/share/gnome-pilot/devices.xml
>    file.  If there isn't an entry, make one.
> 
> 4. Now start the 'gpilotd' program in a terminal window, to make
>    it easier to see error messages:
> 	killall gpilotd
> 	/usr/libexec/gpilotd
> 
> 5. Now start the gnome-pilot configuration applet and try configuring.
>    I think you want to claim that you HAVE used sync software before -
>    it doesn't mean that you've used gnome-pilot, just that you have
>    a username set on the device.
> 
> Let us know how you get on, and tell us if gpilotd reports any errors.
> 
> Hang in there, we'll get this going...
> 
> Matt
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