Hi again,
>Hal DeVore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
>
> Charles> user% export PILOTPORT=/dev/ttyS1
>
>This is incorrect. The serial port is in use by the IR code,
>you want to point PILOTPORT at the IR device. That would be
>/dev/ircomm0 probably.
Thanks Hal, your assuption is correct. pilot-xfer can go across the
link using /dev/ircomm0. Have yet to test jpilot, but I assume it
will just work the same way.
I want to congratulate all the IRDA/Linux developpers for their amazing
work. I have had a terrible time with IRDA/Windows at my workplace, this
is
why I can really appreciate your achievements with Linux.
Go ahead and a big THANK !
Charles
Charles Bueche wrote:
> 1. Dell CPtC400, RedHat 6.0, 2.2.13, patch-2.2.13-irda9,
> irda-utils-0.9.5
> 2. Palm V with OS 3.3
>
> goal : sync over IR, either with pilot-xfer or jpilot (preferred).
> the same sync over a normal serial port works fine.
>
> Problem : everything I try get blocked by "port busy" kind of errors
> when I start the sync tools.
>
>............. snipp..........<
>
> user% export PILOTPORT=/dev/ttyS1
> user% export PILOTRATE=9600 <====== Pilot has same
> speed setup in pref
> user% pilot-xfer -b /tmp
>
> Unable to bind to port '/dev/ttyS1' <====== same problem as
> with jpilot
>
>............. snipp..........<
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