Hi, Just to add more info, Finally I managed to get my pilot to sync under gnome2 (Big thanks to Justo Perez and Robert Schueler for their help). Under gnome 1 I had a link /dev/pilot pointing to /dev/ircomm0 and I was able to sync my pilot with "gpilotd" with no problem using the infrared port. Upgraded to gnome2 and it stopped working for no reason (the deamon didn't respond).
I changed the /dev/pilot link to /dev/ttyS0 and tried to sync with the normal cradle and no success either but setting up gnome-pilot to work directly with /dev/ttyS0 worked with NO problems although if I set gnome-pilot to /dev/ircomm0 doesn't work again :-( Note that pilot-xfer works in any combination of this. So my thoughts on this are: - gpilotd (under gnome2) doesn't like links in /dev/pilot, it wants direct access to devices (at least on my computer) - gpilotd (under gnome2) doesn't work using the Infrared port. - pilot-xfer still works (as expected). Hope this helps to someone else! ===== -- El Pilluli _______________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger Nueva versi�n: Webcam, voz, y mucho m�s �Gratis! Desc�rgalo ya desde http://messenger.yahoo.es
