Barring that, I think PilotInstall will let you put whatever kind of
files you want onto the memory card. I used it extensively to move WAV
and JPG files to a card with no troubles. I believe it's freeware.

 

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From: %%email.bounce%% [mailto:%%email.bounce%%] On Behalf Of Phreak
OnALeash
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 7:28 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Transfer hex file to SDCard

 

Hello,

 

There are a few walys to get an file onto your SD card:

 

1) If you own it legally, drivemode will work on hires+ devices
(320x480) Just plug your device into the PC per hotsync cable and run
drive mode. It will show the SD card as a drive on your PC... copy to
your heart's content 

2) for non-hires+ devices, cheack out a software similar to softick
cache (http://softick.com/cardexport2/) or cardreader (
http://www.mobile-stream.com/cardreader.html
<http://www.mobile-stream.com/cardreader.html> ) these function similar
to drive mode

3) Spend 3-4 dollars on an SD card reader taht'll go directly into USB.
IMHO, the transfer per physical reader versus the software above is
quicker, imho.

 

Hope this helps...


PS: You can always fool with the exchange manager and find a way to
trick RescoExplorer or sth to install it.
 

On 9/27/07, kiryat8 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

1) I need to transfer an Intel Hex file to the SDCard using the Quick
Install application that my application will read and process. 
I get an error "There is no application on the organizer to handle this
file (0x4005)." How do I register my application for handling hex files?

2)In an attempt to create a work around to test the rest of my program,
I changed the hex file's suffix to wav and it was transferred to
"Audio\\test.wav". I am using the VFS api to process the file. I
successfully got the volume, opened the file but the err =
VFSFileSize(fref, &fileSize); function returns errNone but with the
fileSize zero! 

How can I easily transfer a Hex file to the SDCard on a Tungsten E2 and
be able to read the ASCII file without problems?
How much memory can I expect available on the Tungsten?
My Hex files may be as large as 400k. 

Thanks
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