On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 13:19, Greg KH wrote: > Complain to Palm about that one, it's the way the hardware was designed, > we can not do a thing about that in Linux.
In Linux, exactly as in Windows, a hotplug event can trigger synchronization. But it is not set up this way (because it is unclear which user wants the event, for example). You can write a 3-line shell script which will be looking at the /var/log/messages, for example, to begin with. > > 4. No new devices show up under /dev/usb... so what do I point > > pilot-manger (a front end to pilot-link) to ?? a) Load visor driver b) $ pilot-xfer -p /dev/usb/ttyUSB1 -l # (or like that) Note: you should use the SECOND of two devices that materialize after you press the sync button on the cradle. Press sync BEFORE you run the command (b). Don't even bother trying GUIs until this one works well. Dmitri -- Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change. - Jnogrimes
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