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1.3 KiB
49 lines
1.3 KiB
pilot-link for DEBIAN
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This is the pilot-link tools for Unix and consists of several packages:
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libpisock9 (the run-time library), libpisock-dev (for developers),
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pilot-link (the main package), libpda-pilot-perl and python-pisock (Perl
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and Python interfaces, respectively, to libpisock), libpisync0
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(framework to synchronize), libpisock++0 (C++ interface).
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Notes:
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Permissions
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===========
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Users need to be in group dialout to have permissions to read/write on
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the Palm device.
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You can use adduser(8) command to add a user to a group. Do:
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$ sudo adduser loginname dialout
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environment variable:
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=====================
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The environment variable PILOTPORT is used to indicate the port (serial,
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USB, etc.) the PDA is connected to.
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In order to sync with the PDA, the user will need to have read-write
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permission to the port indicated by $PILOTPORT or --port <port> used by
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the libpisock library.
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/dev/pilot
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==========
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/dev/pilot is no more used by pilot-link. You shall indicate the port to
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use either with --port <port> or by the environment variable $PILOTPORT.
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getrom*.prc
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===========
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The two PalmOS programs getrom.prc and getrom2.prc which are used in
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conjunction with pilot-getrom are in /usr/share/pilot-link/prc/.
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Ben Darnell <bgdarnel@debian.org>, Thu, 7 Oct 1999
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Updated Ludovic Rousseau <rousseau@debian.org>, 22 Mar 2007
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