Nathan, thank you very much. Unfortunately, all of the USB nodes (there are several) available from the applet's drop-down list generate the same error message. By the way, the same is true of the USB nodes available from the drop-down list in JPilot.
Keeping on eye on Nautilus open to /dev, I notice that every time the sync button is pressed on the PDA, nodes with very strange names like "usbdev2.29_ep81" appear in /dev. The suffix numeral of each new node increases by one digit with each new press of the sync button. I'm rather stymied at this point, but I know there's a solution and with the insight and help of everyone on the list, we'll find it. Thanks again, Landis McGauhey North-Central California USA On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 3:57 AM, Matt Davey <mcda...@mrao.cam.ac.uk> wrote: > Landis, > > Just to be explicit: what you need to do is to fire up the gnome pilot > configuration applet (either via your configuration menus, or run > "gpilotd-control-applet" from a terminal window). > > Then, under the 'devices' tab, you need to edit the port, and where it > says "/dev/pilot" you need to choose "usb:" from the dropdown menu. > > That should be all you need to do, but let us know how you get on. > > Matt > > On Sun, 2009-06-14 at 06:14 -0700, Nathan Owens wrote: > > It sounds like your distributions is using libusb. If so, then just > > choose "usb:device", as mentioned in the error message. You wouldn't > > need to rebuild the kernel or anything like that. > > > > Nathan > > > <snip> >
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