PerfectReign wrote:
>
> First, make sure you can access the USB device in the /dev filesystem. The
> device that represents the Zire connection is /dev/ttyUSB1. In the
> simplest case, as root, do this:
>
> chmod 666 /dev/ttyUSB1
>
> To make the connection a little easier to set up, you might want to use a
> symbolic link to represent the Zire. Historically, the connection is via
> the /dev/pilot link, so as root, do this:
>
> cd /dev; ln -s ttyUSB1 pilot
>
> </quote>
>
> One thing - you have to make the symlink each time you sync. At least
> that's what I'm noticing.
>
I don't think you really need the pilot-ttyUSB? symlink. You can configure
KPilot to use the device directly. Look in the preferences. It's a long
time since I've used JPilot so it may need the symlink though.
-Roger
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