On Mon, 2006-12-11 at 06:32 -0800, Dan Sawyer wrote: > Joep, > > I compiled multisync .82 on an x86 box running fc6, installed, and > successfully synced evo2 with Zaurus opie. There were a couple of speed > bumps, first check the ./configure output for both mulitsync AND the > plugins. There were several additional packages required. (yum got a > good workout) Second, read the README for both plugins and multisync > carefully. The plugins are not built automatically, they have to be > built separately. > > Dan > Dan, Thanks for your speedy answer. I was away so couldn't react sooner. Well, my experiences are different but it can well be that multisync won't work reliably in 64-bit systems, probably due to the fact that there is confusion about the directories where the different componens are stored. I have multisync plugins in "/usr/lib64/opensync/plugins/" and "/usr/local/lib/multisync/" where the plugins are stored. But I will try to start fresh and compile it myself not relying on the updates from Fedora as they definitively don't work. I also don't know is the programs of synCE interfere with multisync. With the synCE programs I can read and write to my PDA without any problem. Anyway, thanks for the info. Joep
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