You might want to pony up for a copy of CodeWarrior, set
the Palm into debug mode and see if you can dump memory
in the CW debugger.
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186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the LAW!
Damian Carrillo wrote in message <15603@palm-dev-forum>...
>
>I went to that site and downloaded the executables. I couldn't use the GUI
>version because the link to the VB 5.0 files needed is not valid and I
don't
>have the DLLs on my system. I used a test palm pilot to see if it would
>work but it would seem that I still lost the deallocated data after the
>backup process finished. I will run a few more experiments to see what I
can
>come up with. But thank you for the information. Also I am setting up a
>LINUX machine this evening so I can give that platform a try. If you or
>anyone else has any suggestions on how to proceed please let me know.
>
>As for contacting Motorola and Palm the up and ups are wanting to avoid
that
>because it would likely be quite expensive. However this is regarding a
>legal matter and I am going to push that option if I can't find any
solution
>here and on my own by Friday. Thanks again.
>
>-Damian Carrillo
>
>> I can't find the NT URL with the brief search right now. Part of it is
at
>>
>> http://linux.fh-heilbronn.de/~christ/pilot-xfer/
>>
>> The main site (which is busy) but has the source is:
>>
>> ftp://ryeham.ee.ryerson.ca/pub/PalmOS/
>>
>> I've compiled it successfully wingnu (GCC for Windows)
>> sourceware.cygnus.com or somewhere (redhat bought cygnus and my link
>> is slow and I don't have a bookmark). A good search engine might also
>> be able to find it (or ask again later if you can't).
>>
>> However given the explanation, I need to ask what model of the Palm
>> you have since a Dragonball EZ has a background mode. It would be
>> expensive in terms of tech time, but you can basically reset the
>> processor and extract every bit of memory in the background without
>> touching anything else. You would need to contact someone at palm.com
>> or motorola for instructions, but if this is a legal type issue it
>> might be worth it.
>>
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