On 17/03/06, Antoine Jacoutot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Selon Andreas Kahari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I really would like to sync with my OpenBSD machine as I wouldn't want > > to have to install Linux for something as "trivial" as this. Could you > > please describe how you go about syncing using WiFi? This would be > > very useful. > > First, you need to configure the network/wifi on your Palm and configure > hotsync > to sync using the network with the "wi-fi" service. > > It is explained in the LifeDrive docs I guess, but basically, for the hotsync > configuration, all you have to do is : > - hotsync, options -> computer name (I have a French Palm OS so the exact name > might be different) ; enter the IP/Netmask of the computer you wish to sync > to. > - come back to the hotsync main screen and choose the Network sync (on top of > the hotsync icon, there's Local and Network). > That's all... of course, your WiFi _must_ be configured for this to work. > > On you OpenBSD box, if using pilot-link, you can start the network hotsync > daemon with the following command (read the docs about pi-csd, I'm not 100% > certain about the following line): > # /usr/local/bin/pi-csd -H hostname -a 127.0.0.1 -n 255.255.255.0 -q > > If you're using jPilot, all you have to do is configure your port as: > "net:" > > Hope that helps...
Yes, this helped. I'm now able to HotSync with JPilot, at least on my amd64 machine at home (haven't had time to test on the i386 I was playing with earlier, but I'm sure it will work). Thanks a lot. Regards, Andreas -- Andreas Kahari
