2007-07-28: Nick dixit:
> [...] I have one small recommendation regarding the udev rule
> to assign the karma to /dev/karma. Rather than using
> NAME="karma%n", at the expense of libkarma not automatically
> detecting it, why not just use a symlink, so that the line in
> question looks like this:
>
> BUS=="usb", KERNEL=="sd*",SYSFS{product}=="Rio
> Karma",NAME="%k",SYMLINK="karma%n"
Agree!
> I also have a somewhat unrelated question regarding using the Karma
> under Linux. Is there any sensible way of synchronising my podcasts
> using rsync? LKarmaFS presumably would help here, but I imagine the
> directory structure being different on my PC get in the way of
> rsync.
>
> Anybody have any ideas?
Can you make more explicit your point? i.e., why and how do you
intend to use rsync? Have you ever tried rsinc with lkarmafs?
I've never tested rsinc with a lkarmafs-mounted file system and I
fear some of the many advances features of rsync may break
lkarmafs. But, as I've said in a previous message, I plan to do
some work on lkarmafs this summer and I could include trying to
fix possible rsync-related bugs.
Best,
EV.
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