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From: Norman LeCouvie <lecouvie@xxxxxxx>
>I think there may have also been a second command, something about tty
>or re-mapping it?
Quite possibly, the instructions told you to make a symlink between
the USB port device and an alias, typically /dev/pilot. This is a
completely optional step and just gives you an easier-to-remember name
for the port device. The command would be (as root) "ln -s
/dev/ttyUSB0 /dev/pilot" -- the -s signifies a "soft" link that
basically acts as a pointer to the real file (in this case,
/dev/ttyUSB0).
Ben
>On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 16:00:40 -0400, Norman LeCouvie <lecouvie@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>I cannot get gnome-pilot to see my usb palm pilot. when this happened a
>few months about with another linux distro, someone send me a command to
>redirect the usb ports or something,
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