On Wed, 2008-10-01 at 11:19 +0200, Philip Aston wrote: > > > > > > > > > Search on "synce" provided a list and it seemed clear enough what to > > > install: synce-hal, synce-multisync-plugin, synce-trayicon, > > > opensync-plugin-synce (that included odccm), opensync-plugin-evolution, > > > and synce-kpm. I'm assuming that synce-serial is now redundant- but > > > would it still be necessary to use synce-matchmaker to control > > > partnerships? Not essential in my case, but interesting to know. > > > > > > > Adam is right on the money there, forget everything you knew before :) > > > > and install synce-hal. You'll need to remove vdccm or odccm, or at least > > > > stop them running. > > > > > > > > > > > Does synce-pls work ? > result:"(process:5538): WARNING **: synce_info_from_odccm: Failed to get > devices: The name org.synce.odccm was not provided by any .service files > ./synce-pls: Could not find configuration at path '(Default)'" >
If this doesn't work, then nothing sync related will work. > > > > You can use the old multisync (0.82) > runs but never connects with the pda, ie there is no "change detected" > message and the sync button is ineffective > > or the "other" opensync plugin with > > the newer stuff. I don't know if the other plugin is packaged in debian > > though. > Packaged 0.92 with automatically installed menu entry multisync-gui, > indicates that opensync plugin is "ready" but, on sync, returns "error > while connecting" and "the previous connections was unclean, > slow-syncing" however doesn't sync. > > > > > > Install synce-trayicon, it'll pick up the password requirement and ask > > > > you to enter one. > Gives option to change communications daemon between odccm, hal, vdccm. > I have stopped odccm, and the device is I believe connecting through hal > (dmesg indicates connected, ps shows that hal-dccm starts when the > device is plugged in,and there is a pc icon in the pda's taskbar). > > > Doesn't sound like you're connected properly. > > > There is a problem- if there is a password on the device, the pc > connection icon disappears from the pda after either 3 seconds if > trayicon is running or about 15-30 seconds if not. dmesg doesnt show > that the device is disconnected. if there is no password, the trayicon > shows "not connected" but the connection icon stays on the pda. > To use synce-hal, make sure odccm and vdccm are not running. Try plugging in the device with no password first. synce-pls should work at this point, and synce-trayicon should light up. Mark
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