Nizar, thanks. I compared them, and hal-wise they look pretty much identical. For being completely sure that it isn't a permission problem, please plug in your PDA in intrepid and do
This should output something like "/dev/bus/usb/001/002". Do
head /dev/bus/usb/001/002
(use the actual output from the first command), and verify that you do not get an error message like "permission error". I don't suspect that this is the case, since Joan Tur said that it works with the command line client, but someone mentioned a hal problem.
Anyway, if pilot-xfer works, then it isn't a device permission or hal problem, but a problem in gnome-pilot proper. Maybe other reporters can try pilot-xfer, too?
Nizar, thanks. I compared them, and hal-wise they look pretty much identical. For being completely sure that it isn't a permission problem, please plug in your PDA in intrepid and do
hal-get-property --udi `hal-find- by-capability --capability pda` --key pda.palm. hotsync_ interface
This should output something like "/dev/bus/ usb/001/ 002". Do
head /dev/bus/ usb/001/ 002
(use the actual output from the first command), and verify that you do not get an error message like "permission error". I don't suspect that this is the case, since Joan Tur said that it works with the command line client, but someone mentioned a hal problem.
Anyway, if pilot-xfer works, then it isn't a device permission or hal problem, but a problem in gnome-pilot proper. Maybe other reporters can try pilot-xfer, too?