Ryan Leduc wrote: > I am running fedora core 5, x86-64 version. > > I have installed (32 bit version) > > pilot-link-0.11.8-12.4.fc5 > jpilot-0.99.8-3.fc5 > > When I use jpilot to do a sync, I get: > > **************************************** > Syncing on device /dev/ttyUSB1 > Press the HotSync button now > **************************************** > Username is "Ryan Leduc" > User ID is 26555 > lastSyncPC = 531551132 > This PC = 531551132 > Doing a fast sync. > Syncing DatebookDB > Fetching 'DatebookDB' (Creator ID 'date')... Failed, unable to back up > database DatebookDB > sync_categories: Unable to open file: AddressDB > Syncing AddressDB > fast_sync_application: Unable to open file: AddressDB > sync_categories: Unable to open file: ToDoDB > Syncing ToDoDB > fast_sync_application: Unable to open file: ToDoDB > sync_categories: Unable to open file: MemoDB > Syncing MemoDB > fast_sync_application: Unable to open file: MemoDB > sync_categories: Unable to open file: ExpenseDB > Syncing ExpenseDB > fast_sync_application: Unable to open file: ExpenseDB > Syncing Keys-Gtkr > fast_sync_application: Unable to open file: Keys-Gtkr > Finished. > > > Anyone have a solution? I've seen some discussion related to this, > but no actual solution. > I think the problem is that you don't have these databases. Can you use Filez and verify if they exist or not? I would think Expense would after you created an expense record and Keys-Gtkr should if you have KeyRing installed. > I haven't been able to sync an a bit, and that's worrying. > > I also noticed that the 64 bit version of jpilot has a bug. When I click > on the padlock, my password is not recognized. It is recognized if I use > the 32 bit version. > There very well could be a bug there. Judd
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