RE: H1910

I figured out how to mount my SD card using a card reader... I changed to
using Mandriva 2006 instead of Debian 3.1 on my pc, and everything is fixed
with that...

How do I configure synce to connect to the ipaq?
I know you use synce-configure or something like that... but what device do
I tell it to listen to? Usb0?

DaMiEn667

-----Original Message-----
From: h1900-port-bounces_at_handhelds.org
[mailto:h1900-port-bounces_at_handhelds.org] On Behalf Of Pawel Kolodziejski
Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2005 5:26 AM
To: Gad Krumholz
Cc: h1900-port_at_handhelds.org
Subject: Re: [H1900-port] H1910

> The next step for me is to be able to transfer files from the SD card that
> has OPIE on it, to my desktop.
>

you can also use SCP command for transfer files.

>
> I tried mounting the SD card through an SD card reader as a ext2.. But it
> only gave me garbled filenames.

are you sure safety removed card from PDA ? if you use async mode
(default) for mounted rootfs on PDA you need first flush buffers before
remove card.

>
>
> I tried using synce. but ttyUSB0 is not listed in /dev when the ipaq is
> plugged in. Also, the only module that gets loaded when I plug my 1910
> into
> desktop is usbnet. should g_ether be loaded too?

only usbnet, check yours PC linux setup. i'm using
synce-serial-start/abort commnads from synce-serial tools.

>
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
>
> DaMiEn667
>
>
>
> On a side note. for the battery applet in OPIE.. When I tap on the icon,
> it
> tells me it's missing a file, and I can't check to see how much battery I
> have left. any ideas how to fix that?

it happen sometimes, i don't know why.

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