Just reloaded my system with the newest Debian kernel . When attempting to establish my PDA (Palm Zire 22), *gpilotd* returns the following
> *Failed to connect using device 'Cradle', on port '/dev/pilot'. Check > your configuration, as you requested old-style usbserial 'ttyUSB' syncing, > but do not have the usbserial 'visor' kernel module loaded. You may need to > select a 'usb:device.* I do *not* know how to build or modify the kernels and, frankly, given bad experiences I've had in the past with automatic updates that installed new kernels, it scares me a little. But if that's what I must do to get this PDA initialized, that's what I must do. And I would rather have a *pilot*node appear in /dev, than mess around with trying to identify various *usb* nodes there, which I find are liable to change and generally are a pain in the neck. Any advice would be appreciated. cat /etc/issue: > Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 uname -a: > Linux [system name] 2.6.26-2-686 #1 SMP Thu May 28 15:39:35 UTC 2009 i686 > GNU/Linux Thanks to everyone for your consideration.
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