Thus spoke Greg KH > The Visor USB devices are supported currently in pilot-link by using the > visor kernel module and connecting to the proper port (see > http://usbvisor.sf.net/ for more info.) > > The Palm OS 4.0 based devices need some changes to the pilot-link core > to work properly. This includes the recent Palm m devices and most Sony > Clié USB devices. If you want to use these devices right now on Linux, > you need to use coldsync. > > Hope this helps,
It does. I haven't looked at Coldsync yet. Does it provide an API which conduits can use? I looked at the code and it isn't obvious if the libraries it includes are designed for external conduit development. It would be nice to add support for either pilot-link or Coldsync if I could, but I'm not looking forward to digging through another library (like I did with libpisock) to learn the API. David said USB work for pilot-link is on hold pending some other short-term work that library needs first, so I'm not sure if I should jump into Coldsync or wait on pilot-link to get USB support. Personally, there's no hurry. I don't use USB and I've only had one user ask for it so far. But it might increase the number of users if I can support USB. Thanks for the tips. -- Michael J. Hammel The Graphics Muse [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.graphics-muse.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. -- Albert Einstein _______________________________________________ Pilot-unix mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hcirisc.cs.binghamton.edu/mailman/listinfo/pilot-unix
