%general-entities; ]> $LastChangedBy$ $Date$ The pilot-link package provides a suite of tools containing a series of conduits, libraries, and language bindings for moving information to and from your Palm device and your desktop or server/workstation system, as well as across a network. Download (HTTP): Download (FTP): Download MD5 sum: &pilot-link-md5sum; Download size: &pilot-link-size; Estimated disk space required: &pilot-link-buildsize; Estimated build time: &pilot-link-time; Required patch: , , , and Electric Fence Install pilot-link by running the following commands: patch -Np1 -i ../pilot-link-&pilot-link-version;-bindings_fix-1.patch && ./configure --prefix=/usr && make && make install --with-perl --with-java --with-tcl=/usr/lib --with-python: Use any or all of these options to enable the respective language bindings desired. You may need to configure the USB_SERIAL_VISOR device into the kernel before your system can communicate with your Palm device. Add this device by enabling the following kernel parameter setting, found under the Device Drivers – USB support – USB Serial Converter support section, and rebuilding the kernel (and modules, if applicable): USB Handspring Visor / Palm m50x / Sony Client Driver For additional information about connecting your USB Palm device (it is however, somewhat dated), see: . The pilot-link package contains addresses, ccexample, debugsh, dlpsh, hinotes, ietf2datebook, install-datebook, install-expenses, install-hinote, install-memo, install-netsync, install-todo, install-todos, install-user, memos, money2qif, pi-csd, pi-getram, pi-getrom, pi-getromtoken, pi-nredir, pilot-addresses, pilot-archive, pilot-clip, pilot-datebook, pilot-dedupe, pilot-file, pilot-foto, pilot-prc, pilot-schlep, pilot-undelete, pilot-xfer, pitclsh, read-expenses, read-ical, read-notepad, read-palmpix, read-todos, reminders, sync-plan, libpisock, libpisock++, libpisync and libpitcl libraries, the libjpisock JDK library and Python and Perl modules. Describing the functionality of each pilot-link program and utility would take several pages. Instead, after you've installed the package, review the pilot-link man page (man pilot-link). If you wish to review before installing the package, unpack the tarball and issue man doc/man/pilot-link.7.in.