Hello Jean2,
thanks a lot, thanks to your first post, like you describe, the
requisited tools are maked even if the full build don't occur!
Then the
bitbake rsync
is OK
So, I only scp rsync* directly to the /usr/bin without the rsyncd.conf
in /etc
Now, I can do a Grsync to the Touch
Here the
Jean
Thanks for your great write up starting this thread. I thankfully used
your directions and compiled rsync to attempt to do the same: using
Rsync to update the files on the Touch
You mentioned that you never got the rsync daemon to use its
congifurations settings file rsyncd.conf
I figured
Hi.
well I live in both worlds. Linux and Windows.
My Windows computer is a big power consumer, my Linux with a small atom
board is not :-)
I use it as my backup target with squeezeboxserver and some other
services.
Now, to have some handicrafts, I was looking for a way to sync my touch
with my
Hi again Jean.
Yes i know you are running Linux. In fact, I mentioned this sync tool
because its a simple way to implement a good reliable synchronization
in a win environment, without using a virtual pc in order run Linux.
Ive used this program for almost 6 month now, and only once
Thanks a lot.
This is exactly the information I was looking for :-)
Maybe rsync will be part of the package in the next releases so we do
not need to cross-compile after an update.
For large filesync rsync is simply the best tool (on windows too).
Greetings from germany,
MadX
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MadX
Hi there.
I hope you dont mind, but I cant really understand why it should be
so hard to synchronize music between your pc and the touchs usb
drive.
To be honest, I really dont have skills in the Linux world, so Im
using a pc running win 7. Here Im using a very simple program called
allway
Heth;637028 Wrote:
Hi there.
I hope you dont mind, but I cant really understand why it should be
so hard to synchronize music between your pc and the touchs usb
drive.
To be honest, I really dont have skills in the Linux world, so Im
using a pc running win 7. Here Im using a very
Hi Jean,
you should use the fab4 branch rather than the Jive branch, you can end
up with a real live development environment for the Touch, modify
drivers, do all kinds of fun stuff! Jive is for the controller, fab4 is
the Touch. For just cross compiling programs what you have done is more
than
JohnSwenson;577376 Wrote:
Hi Jean,
you should use the fab4 branch rather than the Jive branch, you can end
up with a real live development environment for the Touch, modify
drivers, do all kinds of fun stuff! Jive is for the controller, fab4 is
the Touch.
Thanks for the tip. I tried to
Hi,
I've been trying to work out how to synchronise my music collection
on my main PC and the music collection on the USB hard drive connected
to the touch. After a bit of research, I've got rsync working properly
on the Touch, and I'll share the details for other advance users...
Note that you
Hi again,
A little gift for the impatient. This is my version of rsync cross
compiled for the Touch, see attached. Absolutely no warranties, use at
your own risk...
Have fun...
Jean
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|Filename: touch-rsync.tar.gz
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