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Matt, > Your mailing list settings were set to 'digest' so you were not getting > individual messages. I've changed this for you now. But I've checked twice, I had not only digest, but also messages to be sent by email. Anyway, thanks, I get messages from the list now. > > > New problems: > > My Treo 680 is randomly working. The difference is : > > For Treo 650, I must press the Hotsync button for beeing detected by > > udev, then /dev/ttyUSB0, 1 and /dev/pilot are created. > > But for Treo 680, these files are created as soon as it's connected to > > the USB cable. And the sync functions once / 3-4 times. > > And after that, the Treo 650's sync is blocked. > > Without getting into details, the Treo 680 has differences that seem to > make it hard to use with the 'visor/ttyUSBx' connections and > gnome-pilot. You can search this list and the 'pilot-link-general' list > to learn more. You will probably have better results if you can use > 'libusb' syncing. This is now the default on Ubunutu, for example, but > you can try following the libusb HOWTO if your distribution is using > visor: http://code.pilot-link.org/README.libusb During the time I tried everything to make it work, I've already tested "usb:", and it worked when /dev/ttyUSB1 worked. But in the README.libusb, it's stated that I should put visor in the blacklist. I don't understand how both usb: and /dev/ttyUSB1 could function at the same time. > > This doesn't surprise me. The entries will have different 'unique IDs' > on each Treo, so they will cause duplicates. I would have thought it's > pretty unusual to need to sync two palm devices with the same Evolution > install. I know there is code there to deal with a single palm and > multiple desktops, but it is possible that we would need to add > something to detect multple palms and a single desktop and use the same > 'slow sync' code path in that case. Is there a way to verify unique IDs on both Treos, by a pilot-link command for example ? I travel a lot between two countries, so I get two Treos with 2 SIM cards, one for each country. It's why I need to sync these two Treos. > The obvious workaround is to have one of the Treos set to 'copy to PDA'. > This will mean that changes made on that Treo will NOT show up in > Evolution, but it should mean that you can sync with both devices > without getting duplicates. I've already thought to this workaround. But another inconvenience is that, in gnome-pilot's settings, the "copy to PDA" is on the conduit, shared by both devices. That means that I have to change it each time, depending on the Treo I'm syncing. There is a great chance to make mistakes. It's better if this setting is on the device setting. > > Notice in Windows with Outlook/Pocket Mirror, the sync works very fine > > with the two Treos. > > I am not familiar with how this setup deals with multiple devices, so > can't comment. I don't know how Pocket Mirror managed to sync the two Treos, but it does it. May be it keeps track of unique IDs and a mapping between the two devices ? Thanks very much. Téléchargez le nouveau Windows Live Messenger ! Téléchargez Messenger, c'est gratuit ! |