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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Sophie
> Ramsford
> Subject: RE: Instal channels to card
>
> 3. I then added my \CardInst\Slot-SD folder to the output directories
> for one channel. (This must have worked as when later I updated the
> channel, a file channelname.pdb was created in that folder.)
There's two boxes on this form: Handheld destination and Directory
destination. Remove the Handheld destinations (this was an oversight in my
notes).
> 4. Finally I took the step where I may have failed, giving the command
> to be executed after spidering, in terms set out at the foot of this
> message.
Did it also install to the card?
> I then noticed that the newly created .pdb file was appearing both in
> the \CardInst\Slot-SD folder and the \install folder. So I tried to
> fiddle, and removed the \plucker\channels folder from the list of
> destinations set for the channel, and deleted the channelname.pdb file
> wherever it appeared. Updated again, and despite what I had just done,
> the new .pdb file appeared in all three places, and was in the Install
> Tool directed to the handheld.
Just the handheld, or the handheld and the card?
> I tried to change its destination manually within the Install Tool, but
> got a message "cannot change destination of file" or words to that
> effect. I thought it might be because the .pdb file was already in the
> \CardInst\Slot-SD folder, so I deleted it from there, and tried manually
> again, this time with success. (That had the effect of removing the file
> from the \Install folder and into the \CardInst\Slot-SD folder.
What we're trying to achieve with the registry stub is to make the registry
entry we got the magic number from look exactly like it does when you set
something up for installation to the card through the Install Tool. If the
registry key looked different to the stub I provided, make your stub look
like the key (this is all a bit of a weirdness on Palm's part - I can't see
that it'd be all that computationally expensive to check the install folder
without needing the key to be set, but to see what's going on try this: copy
something to the card install folder, then open the install tool and look at
what's installing to the card <nothing>, then install something else to the
card through the install tool and you now have two things on the list. We're
trying to do with the registry stub what the install tool does between those
two states).
Hmm... I haven't tried JPluck ('cos I got this working), but that may be
easier?
Good luck, and I'm happy to keep trying to help if this doesn't work.
M@
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