Hi Chris,
i am only a user and no expert, but i use gnome-pilot for 2 years now.
my guess: time differences between Dektop an Palm.
- do you sync time with evry HOTSYNC? i rccomend to do so.
- the only troube i had was with "multi day events", so i dont use this
feature.
Maybe this helps!
Regards,
Wolfgang
Am Dienstag, den 02.08.2011, 17:43 +0100 schrieb Chris G:
> My wife uses a Treo 680 with Evolution on xubuntu 10.04.
>
> She uses both Evolution and the Treo 680 for entering and changing
> calender entries, she hotsyncs them fairly regularly but sometimes it
> doesn't get done for several days if she's away on business etc.
>
> Most of the time it works fine and everything is synchronized correctly
> but occasional items are missed and it's only her good memory that means
> that they don't get forgotten.
>
> For example we recently came back from a short holiday and she hotsynced
> the Treo with Evolution. One item that she had put into the Treo for
> 8th August didn't appear on Evolution's calendar. Simply making a
> trivial change to the event got it synchronised correctly.
>
> So, two questions:-
>
> Can anyone suggest a mechanism which might cause events to fail to
> synchronise occasionally? E.g. would a hotsync *failure* make
> either end think that an item had been synchronised even when it
> hadn't and thus not be sent on the next (successful) hotsync?
>
> Is there a way to force a full synchronisation both ways so that one
> can be sure that the Treo 680 and Evolution are in step? I know
> syncevolution has a way of doing this (it calls it a 'slow sync' I
> think).
>
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