Well, you could try what a few guys over hear did, heat the casing's
edges with a hair-dryer and carefully pull it apart when the glue melts.
Aaron Ardiri wrote:
i *could* pull apart my V... *however* i would have loved screws :))
is there any advice of how to handle "charging of a
Hi,
I am allready using the serial port. I am creating a device in a palm V
modem housing. I use the serial port for serial data. I intend to use the D0
(out) pin to switch my device on. D0 goes to 6v when the serial port is
opened, which is ideal for me as that is when I want my device switched
I'll second that. We have dozens of screen shots of our software and our
icon appearing on the Palm launcher in out manual for
Datastick Connection since it was shipping. September will mark the
product shipping for one year and not a flap from Palm at all.
It has even been circulated within
Thats what I deserve to get if I forget to remove my debugging code that
says:
dstByte[10]= oxFF; :-))
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Prashant
Verma
Hi,
I need some hints about this problem 8-\
I am displaying images in OS 3.5 devices,
Hi,
Can an application be more than 256kb?
Which is the limit ,? If it can be more than 256Kb , what I hav e to do it?
Thanks in advance,
Raffaella
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By "application", do you mean the total amount of object code, or the size of
the .prc file?
You can create a .prc file of any size, as long as no individual resource is
greater than 64K.
If the amount of object code is 64K (actually, you may start reaching some
limitations at 32K), you have
I mean which is maximum number of 64 Kb segments that we can have?
Thanks in advance,
Raffaella
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I mean which is maximum number of 64 Kb segments that we can have?
Thanks in advance,
probably around 65536.. ;)) chances are.. you wont use that many..
i have created some pretty large files on the palm.. just consider
gameboy roms :)) hehe
just chew up that valuable palm memory :)
Go to www.riverbedtech.com - they have a product called ScoutSync - which is
the same product as HotSync server.
-Original Message-
From: AEC Software, Guy Duplantier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2000 22:53
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: HotSync Server for developers.
Hi,
I also had problems with POSE and COM ports.
I can get my applicaion working when POSE serial
is switched to COM1 but it doesn't work when it is
switched to COM2.
I have no other app connected to COM ports (even HotSync
is switched off).
When I select COM1 as POSE serial port, it
Hi,
Yeh, POSE sometimes fails to open the port without telling you. But I dont
think thats the problem Im having. Im using POSE on COM1 but I havent gotta
a clue whats going wrong either. Its a real pain as I depseratly need to
single step some code.
RIK
-Original Message-
From:
Hi,
Does anyone know what causes SrmClearErr to throw a fatal exception ???
Thanks
Rik
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BREAKPOINTS ARRRHHH. It was a breakpoint which caused it to die.
-Original Message-
From: Richard Anderson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 August 2000 10:45
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: SrmClearErr throws a fatal exception
Hi,
Does anyone know what causes
hello nicolas,
The probelm is #define functions.You are not
properly using it.The actual code should return like
this.
#ifndef __LIBMY_H__
#define __LIBMY_H__
#endif
void pmsg( const char* );
void perr( const char* , int );
void pbuffer( const char* , int );
void pmsgat( const char* ,
Hi there,
Does anybody know how to send At commands to a Nokia via IR? I'm using the
Exchange manager to open the port and try to send an AT command string (a
simple dial) but nothing happens. Do you think you can help?
Thanks,
Camille
The main factor in database download times appears to be the number of
records vs. the size of the records. If you could load a 1 Mb database as 50
20Kb records, you would be amazed at the difference in download time. I had
a database that exhibited this problem. I redesigned it so that instead
Sorry if this has already been answered, I'm a little behind in my mail reading.
/**
* getstackptr
* Return the value of the current stack pointer.
***/
inline asm MemPtr getStackPtr(
Does anyone know what the running time of DmGetRecord() is? It appears from the docs
it is O(1) but I am not sure. I am developing an application that could potentially
have lots of records, so I want to make sure i'm not using any functions that have
O(n) or similar running time.
-jason
ULong nID = 'ADCB';
-Original Message-
From: Farzin Ashraghi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 August 2000 14:24
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Changing creator ID
Dear friends:
Please, please help me!!
Using a generic converter I'm generating *.pdb files. But I want to change
Check the datebook example source code. In the repeating event, when the
repeat frequency is changed, the description changes. You should be able to
adapt what is done here to you application
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tony
Malinaric
I'm trying to use the snippet of code below to change a isspace c call, to
the palm TxtCharIsSpace call. When I do, I get the undefined identifier
message. I have no idea where the _CN|_SP|_XS even comes from. Any help?
Thanks
Andrew
{
static char last = ' ';
register int ch;
Can anyone tell me how to do this when I have a non decimal character?
Thanks.
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Does anyone know what the running time of DmGetRecord() is? It appears from
the docs it is O(1) but I am not sure. I am developing an application that
could potentially have lots of records, so I want to make sure i'm not
using any functions that have O(n) or similar running time.
In
Until now, I have been happily debugging my programs on my Visor.
From everything I read, it seems like I should be able to step through
my code and use the Codewarrior debugger on POSE instead.
So far. nuttin! Either I get a "failed to connect to remote" or some
mysterious error number
Thank you very much! It works!!
Farzin
- Original Message -
From: "Fergal Moran" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 9:41 AM
Subject: RE: Changing creator ID
ULong nID = 'ADCB';
-Original Message-
From: Farzin
Andrew Lathrop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have no idea where the _CN|_SP|_XS even comes from. Any help?
When you have no idea where something comes from, it can be instructive
to search your header files to find out where it comes from.
Error : undefined identifier '_CN'
Alternatively,
I might have come a bit on the way. Now i'm checking for a keyDownEvent. The
problem then is that I get the keyDownEvent before the system has a chance
to respond to it, resulting in that I cannot read the values from the field
(since the system hasn't written the character yet). In other
Thanks. Got it now.
John Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:21374@palm-dev-forum...
Andrew Lathrop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have no idea where the _CN|_SP|_XS even comes from. Any help?
When you have no idea where something comes from, it can be instructive
to search your
has anyone come across the following error when debugging a
palm app using
CW6 ??
CmdReadRemoteRegisters: error in SlkReceivePacket =
Serial Link timeout.
Yep. It means the debugger couldn't connect to the emulator or device.
Make sure Hot Sync is off, that you are putting the device in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By "application", do you mean the total amount of object code, or the size of
the .prc file?
You can create a .prc file of any size, as long as no individual resource is
greater than 64K.
If the amount of object code is 64K (actually, you may start reaching some
On Wed, Aug 16, 2000 at 08:00:04PM -0500, G Hartwig wrote:
Hi.
I am currently working with a palm app that has approx 1.1MB of PDB store
moved to the palm unit. The bad news is that it takes 40+ minutes to do so
via a normal serial port sync.
Has anyone come up with, or is addresssing
Hello tony ,
perhaps you can check in the Event.h file.
You can check the code fldChangedEvent and see if something can help you
there.
Good luck.
Nicolas Frayer.
+33 1 45 82 13 43
+33 6 68 78 90 44
Get Your Private,
Farzin Ashraghi wrote:
Using a generic converter I'm generating *.pdb files. But I want to change
its creator IDs in order to relate them with my palm application. I'm
trying to use DmSetDatabaseInfo command, but creator ID is a ULong. Why is
a ULong and not a String? How may I convert
Adam Wozniak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This article does not mention strategies for what to do when your DATA
segment exceeds 64K.
One strategy would be: don't expect a 16 bit offset in an effective
address to be able to address more than 64K.
Anyone know what GCC does?
It's amazing how
Hello,
I'm trying to call the ln function from math.h to do
some
processing on double numbers. However, I'm having a
lot of
problems. I am using Code Warrior 6, and have the
floating point
processing set to PalmOS. I get the linking error that
the ln
function can't be found. When I change
Scott Gruby wrote:
In article 21099@palm-dev-forum, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The pdQ smartphone from QualComm is 192x160, but developers aren't
suppost to access the top 32 scanlines.
Actually it is 240 (vertical) x 160 (horizontal) with the top 80
reserved for phone status. I can't
In my app I've patched the KeyWake SysTrap. The application starts when the
user tapps one of the hard buttons when the Palm is in sleep-mode. So far so
good. But when I'm using the built in security app and hit the "Lock turn
off" button and then press a button, my app isn't starting. Instead
Have you ever thought what is the
use of those #define's if they are
used as you suggested??
"v srinivas" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:21325@palm-dev-forum...
hello nicolas,
The probelm is #define functions.You are not
properly using it.The actual code should return like
this.
At 12:00am -0700 00-08-17, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
Subject: Re: exit call
From: "Andrew Lathrop" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 15:01:24 -0400
X-Message-Number: 231
Lets see if i understand how setjmp/longjmp works. Using the following
sample code down below, i would call
At 12:00am -0700 00-08-17, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
Subject: Change text on Alerts
From: Rob Mermans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2000 10:44:56 +0200
X-Message-Number: 180
Hello,
I'm working on an app that supports multi-language.
Do you mean your app is localized into
1. Does anybody know the best way to view a pdb database? I tried to use the
Device Console; however, it gave me the Invalid chunk ptr" message when I do
"listRecords accessP" operation. What did I do wrong?
2. I am able to open the database; however, I am still not able to read the
records in
As many people pointed out, the debugger can display interesting
results with optimizations turned on, and that could very well be the
source of the problem.
However, I _have_ seen a similar problem in the past, where the
compiler was indeed generating incorrect code (skipping the entire
Neil Rhodes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In your form handler, when handling the keyDownEvent, call
FldHandleEvent(field, eventP).
[...]
field = FldGetObjectPtr(...);
Calling FldHandleEvent yourself seems ugly to me. How do you know which,
if any, field is active, and hence should
Ken Krugler wrote:
You can use setjmp/longjmp, but a better option would be ErrSetJump
and ErrLongJump. These take advantage of a top-of-chain "global"
that's set aside in the app info block that gets created for your app
even when you're launched without globals, so you can safely use
John Marshall wrote:
Anyone know what GCC does?
It's amazing how these questions can be answered by *searching the
archives*.
John "look for `data section size'"
Searching for that on eScribe yeilds 11 unrelated articles.
Searching for that on eGroups yeilds only your article.
Is there a way to be notified when a HotSync is complete? (Programmatically?)
Ben
++
Ben Gottlieb Stand Alone, Inc.
v: 773-477-2492 f: 773-477-2579
[EMAIL PROTECTED] www.standalone.com
Hi,
Does anybody have some code they'd be willing to share for converting floats
or doubles to string that:
1. Correctly handles both positive and negative numbers
2. Correctly handles rounding such that:
A. convert(+12.564, 2) will yield "12.56"
B. convert(+12.565, 2) will yield "12.57"
Adam Wozniak wrote:
John Marshall wrote:
Anyone know what GCC does?
It's amazing how these questions can be answered by *searching the
archives*.
John "look for `data section size'"
Searching for that on eScribe yeilds 11 unrelated articles.
Searching for that on eGroups
Other responses have been accurate that a smaller number of larger records
will install faster.
Also, Palm OS 3.5's database routines were optimized quite a bit for this
case; you should find that the time significantly decreases on 3.5 if
you're installing lots of records.
-David Fedor
Palm
Lee Fyock wrote:
Rus said:
If you're looking for a nice PDA, though...Sony's got one coming out
that'll be really nice. The only thing that's irritated me is that they've
provided really lousy support for their developers so far. It looks like
they've registered the jog dial and memory
This is one in "C", change a couple of types and it will be Code Warrior
friendly
#define DECIMAL_PLACES 3
void convert ()
{
double Gedunk = 12.3567;
long Temp;
int i, StrLength;
char FloatStr [128];
Temp = (long)(Gedunk * pow (10, DECIMAL_PLACES));
Try the fldChanged and fldHeightChanged events. They do the trick for me to
validate user inputs.
-Sugho-
From: "Tony Malinaric" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Feeling the change in a field!
Date:
Assuming that the traversal is something like
check element at index
if id != myrecordid keep looking
then the time factor would be kO(1) where k is the number of record lists
or if the traversal requires each element in the record list to be checked
then the time is actually
Dear Adam:
Please, don't worry! I never would change information that belongs to
others, my principles don't let me do that. As I wrote, the reason for do
it is because the pdb generator that I'm using asign a general creator ID to
the files so it's the user's task to change it in order to
Rus said:
If you're looking for a nice PDA, though...Sony's got one coming out
that'll be really nice. The only thing that's irritated me
is that they've
provided really lousy support for their developers so far.
It looks like
they've registered the jog dial and memory stick
Why is it when you use the sample creator id of 'STRT' it
does not show
the database that is created in the delete app dialog box?
but when you
use your own creator id it shows both my application and my
applications
database in the delete app dialog?
Maybe you already have an
Hi,
I am trying to create a field at runtime when the user hits a button,
and the code goes something like this.
Boolean handled = false;
FieldType * NewFieldID;
FormType ** formPP ;
.
.
.
else if(eventP-data.ctlEnter.controlID == HelpContentsDisplayButton)
{
NewFieldID =
Do you mean you would like to get the ASCII code value of a non
alpha-numeric ASCII character?
int code;
char MyString[]="ABCabc!@#";
code = MyString[6]; // code now is 33 (or 0x21)
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Note there's no way to debug beaming to a device that is currently NOT
running your app.
Actually, there is. PalmDebugger can come in extremely handy in unusual
situations like this.
A few times I've needed to do this sort of thing. I took advantage of the
fact that when beaming something,
Is there a way to be notified when a HotSync is complete? (Programmatically?)
Your app will get a sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify if you had a conduit that ran.
If you're starting the HotSync process (by posting a cradle chr for
instance), then the following can work. However, it's undocumented, and
It seems like it would be better for you to just have the field always in
the form, hiding and unhiding it as needed. The dynamic form code is buggy
in many versions of PalmOS (see the archives of this list for details). For
your immediate problem, your problem is formPP... in adding a field to
You need to include the required library in your project. The big problem
is that the MSL math libraries are not supported by the Palm OS. You might
want to look into using MathLib, or post details on which functions you
need.
- Original Message -
From: "Marc Herington" [EMAIL
Until now, I have been happily debugging my programs on my Visor.
From everything I read, it seems like I should be able to step through
my code and use the Codewarrior debugger on POSE instead.
So far. nuttin! Either I get a "failed to connect to
remote" or some
mysterious error
By
the "Register Window crasher' are you referring to some other
problem? The
specific error I get with ServicePack1 on Win2000 when
attempting to debug
an application is noted in the log window:
This is a bug where while debugging, if you open the register window, your
machine will
field = FldGetObjectPtr(...);
Calling FldHandleEvent yourself seems ugly to me. How do you know which,
if any, field is active, and hence should receive the event? (I think you
elided the interesting part in that elipsis! :-)) You might get away with
if (FrmGetFocus ()
Anyone know what GCC does?
It's amazing how these questions can be answered by *searching the
archives*.
John "look for `data section size'"
Searching for that on eScribe yeilds 11 unrelated articles.
Searching for that on eGroups yeilds only your article.
Where
Marc Herington wrote:
I'm trying to call the ln function from math.h
The standard C libraries aren't supported on the Palm. For math.h
functionality, take a look at MathLib, a freeware shared library that
does exactly that. See:
http://www.probe.net/~rhuebner/mathlib.html
Dave ohnson
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I have been trying to get this function to pop up a day selection menu that
is pop upped when the user selects a field. I have succesfully trapped the
fldEnterEvent and called SelectDay(). But once the user selects a date the
function comes back and gives me a memory access.
The sniglet of
Has anyone ever used the print SDK that Symbol provides???
If so have they got it to work??
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My programs support multi-language. Even custom fonts like Hebrew.
But...now I must support Japanesein my new programs.
In order to display Japanese fonts
Do I need a Japanese Palm?? Japanese OS?
Do they replace ASCII?, extended ASCII?
Any other advice appreciated
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My programs use a modem to dial a server. I can't debug network stuff cause
the debugger and the network calls collide opening the network.
Is there a way to have the emulator use my computers modem and/or serial
port without alot of changing my code?
If so, can I dial out with the emulator
i have noticed
that searching eScribe and eGroups is limited to the past month or
so..
I noticed the same thing. I asked them why a few months ago and according
to eGroup's tech support, searching will check all messages in the group.
Not just those in the past few months So much
Yes and Yes. We even wrapped it in C++ calls.
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Two thoughts:
- Is the +1904 necessary? The routine can bomb if you set it up with
invalid dates
- use "Selection Title" directly in the SelectDay call instead of msg
those are the only two differences between your code and how I've used it.
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At 12:54 AM -0700 2000/08/17, Brian Hall wrote:
I suspect the person may be asking if it would be OK to capture the image
SKIN AND ALL. ie, not just the 160*160, but with the Palm V (or whatever)
part of the window.
Just for the record, Palm fully condones and encourages the use of POSE
Ok. I tried to use the following snippets to get the setjmp to work, but
yet when i try to compile it i get 2 error messages saying that setjmp and
jmpbuf are both undefined. As far as I know (with my limited knowledge), I
declared them both correctly. And everything else i declared in the
I tried after deleting mentioned folders but the same thing still happens.
I'm trying to debug my application, using the F10 key to step thru my code.
It usually happens after a couple of statements. Note : it doesnot always
happens. Sometimes it does and sometimes it doesnot.
Help is greatly
What exactly does the API routine WinSetWindowBounds(WinHandle,
Rectangle) really do?
In 3.5, it validates the window handle, makes sure that the window is
visible (if not it returns, and on a debug rom displays a msg), copies the
bounds into the window's structure, and resets the clipping
I think the 1904 is being used since the palm gets the seconds since 12pm
jan 1 1904 (or something like that, but the year is 1904) And they are
assuming that the Today.Year returns the number of years since that date,
and thus adding the 1904 gives the correct year. But beyond that, i have no
Hello,
I have solved (for the most part) my problems here. It turns out that I
was not closing and removing the MathLib from my app. I still have a small
weird leak, but the chunk overlock problem is gone with the following code
included.
MathLibClose(MathRef, numapps);
Actually, for this application, they have a set group of bitmaps that
changes very infrequently (but frequently enough to not hard code anything)
and all of them either are already, or can be, shrunk to fit the 160x160
screen. So really, what I need to be able to do is convert a Windows bitmap
I tried after deleting mentioned folders but the same thing
still happens.
I'm trying to debug my application, using the F10 key to step
thru my code.
It usually happens after a couple of statements. Note : it
doesnot always
happens. Sometimes it does and sometimes it doesnot.
If you
Sorry, I wasn't clear...I need to know on the PC side.
Ben
Is there a way to be notified when a HotSync is complete?
(Programmatically?)
Your app will get a sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify if you had a conduit that ran.
If you're starting the HotSync process (by posting a cradle chr for
Thanks for the help. For completeness.
Two thoughts:
- Is the +1904 necessary? The routine can bomb if you set it up with
invalid dates
Apparantly the + 1904 is necessary as the SelectDay function requires the
actual year. And the function I was using to populate the year field
Rick Gadbois wrote:
Is there a way to have the emulator use my computers modem and/or serial
port without alot of changing my code?
If so, can I dial out with the emulator while running the debugger?
I have done the following with very few problems:
POSE / Settings / Properties...
under
Somewhere (best choice is main.c, since you put the extern in main.h)
you need to add the following:
jmp_buf jmpbuf;
Also, does main.c include main.h? It should, or it should #include setjmp.h
--Adam
Andrew Lathrop wrote:
Ok. I tried to use the following snippets to get the setjmp to
I'm squeezing a large C++ app onto PalmOS 3.5,
testing on POSE set up to emulate a Vx with 8192k
memory.
The CW link map reports:
Data section below A5: 19280 bytes
Data section above A5: 1154 bytes
This appears to be too much. While I'm able to work
around this problems at the moment, I
As far as fonts that use extended ascii.
Code Wariior IDE does not suppport them.
A. If you copy an extended character from say, a Hebrew word processor and
paste it inot the standard IDE editor, it displays the incorrect info.
You're better off editing the file in Word or something.
B.
Rick Gadbois wrote:
Is there a way to have the emulator use my computers modem and/or serial
port without alot of changing my code?
If so, can I dial out with the emulator while running the debugger?
I have done the following with very few problems:
POSE / Settings / Properties...
under
u need to have ptdynlib.prc and printcap.pdb on ur unit.
-Original Message-
From: Richard.Johnstone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 12:00 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Symbol Print SDK
Did you ever try the sample print program??
I can't seem to
There is a new debugger plugin available now at
ftp://palm:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ for Windows. From the release notes:
Bugs Fixed In This Version
-
Does anyone know if there's a list available yet of what phones will be
compatible with the Palm Mobile Internet Kit? I need a new phone, and I
want to be sure to buy one that I'll later be able to hook up to a Palm
IIIc.
Thanks,
Jeff Metzner
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Make sure it is a GSM phone, beyond that, I don't think there are any other
requirements. (I didn't know that and ended up buying a non-GSM phone, so I
think I am going to wait for OmniSky to fulfil their promise to support the
IIIc .. any Minstrel engineers out there listening? Soon? Please? :)
Has anyone seen this one?
Link Error: Starter.cpp : MainFormDoCommand(unsigned short)' 16 bit code
references to 'CVersionObject::GetVersionString(char*)' is out of range.
I got this error when I added Char szBuffer[64]; to my code. Then I changed
it to Char szBuffer[4] and it worked. So I am
From: Howard Gardner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
1) Can I exercise any control over the size of the Data section?
Not really, aside from trying basic non-Palm-specific things like just
changing global and static objects to be heap allocated, or changing
algorithms to require less global/static
Thanks Sugho for the answer to my previous post. I really appreciate that.
I have one more question for you and all you experts!
I have a table field in one of my forms (OS: Palm OS 3.0). I also have
couple of button controls on the form as well. The cell in question is
a textTableItem. When
I am looking for the "Palm OS Support" in constrcutor. I am
using v1.5b5,
it came with CW6.
Does this version have Japanese support? Can I download a
newer version?
There is Japanese support (but you'll need to be running it from a Japanese
version of the OS in order to read your
I am using the debugger with a IIIc and POSE, and I've found the
connection EXTREMLEY buggy (usually I have an 80% failure rate), and
that didn't change with the latest update.
Here are things I do to attempt to connect to a debug device, in orders
of increasing desperation:
= Disable all
Heather Tufts wrote:
However, make sure it isn't running any applications so it can be
receptive to input. Then close programs that run in the background on your
computer -- they can use precious CPU time and prevent the connection. You
may also need to turn off Norton Anti-Virus or
This shouldn't be so hard for them - until very recently their entire
Playstation development system was MacIntosh based
Anyone up for an email petition?
Steve Sabram wrote:
Lee Fyock wrote:
Rus said:
If you're looking for a nice PDA, though...Sony's got one coming out
that'll
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