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This a port of Pilot Link 0.8.1 for OS/2 using the EMX compiler.
Pilot Link's offical home is at ftp://ftp.pfnet.com/pub/PalmOS/.
Runtime Requirements:
=====================
OS/2 Warp Version 3.0 or greater.
Info-Zip for OS/2 to extract the distribution. Available as
UNZIP520.EXE.
EMX 0.9c runtime with fix 2 or greater. Available as EMXRT.ZIP.
An OS/2 HPFS formatted partition to run from.
Recompiling Requirements:
=========================
EMX 0.9c development system with fix 2.
OS/2 versions of many UNIX file commands available as GNUFU.ZIP.
OS/2 port of GNU make. Available many places as GNUMAKE.ZIP.
Most of the files need for runtime or development can be found at
ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/os2/unix/ or
ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/comp/os/os2/leo/.
Installation:
=============
Install the EMX runtime per the included instructions in EMXRT.DOC.
Run MAKEFOLDER.CMD from the OS2 subdirectory to create the folder
and icons.
PISOCK.DLL must be put into a directory contained in your LIBPATH or
add the directory Pilot Link is installed into to it. You can
optionally add a . to the LIBPATH is the current directory is used.
This can allow different versions of Pilot Link to be run from the
same machine. For example:
LIBPATH=.;C:\OS2\DLL;C:\OS2\MDOS;C:\;E:\OS2\APPS\DLL;
PROBLEMS
========
For general support you can subscribe to the pilot-unix mailing list
by sending a message with the subject and body of
subscribe pilot-unix
to the address pilot-unix-request@lists.best.com. These OS/2
tools are ports of the Pilot Link Unix tools and are actively supported
on this mailing list. You can also mail Garey Smiley as
garey@slink.com.
MISC
====
There are may commands in Pilot Link that don't have icons created
for them. Most will list there command line options when executed
without any parameters. Refer to the README and CHANGELOG files
for more details.
Some of the command will open up to a blank screen and seem to
do nothing. They are waiting for the hot-sync button to be pressed
so communications with the Pilot can begin. In the future prompts
will be added.
To increase the communications speed between your computer and the
Pilot add
SET PILOTRATE=xxxxx
to your config.sys where xxxxx is 19200, 38400, 57600 baud. Some
computers may have problems with 57600, 38400 is recommended.
"Get Clipboard from Pilot" dose not actually put the contents of the
Pilot's clipboard into the OS/2 clipboard. It just displays it to the
screen. You can then use the window mark and copy commands to
put the data into the OS/2 clipboard.