On Tuesday 05 February 2008, tjlm at comcast.net wrote: > > Ooh. You shouldn't have to ever reboot your machine for this. Just find > > the process and kill it. > > If I choose "force quit," the program never reopens after that until I > reboot. After a force quit, if I try to open it again, whether I type it > into the terminal or click on it under applications, nothing happens. > The following command will tell you if there is a "pilot" process still running and possibly interfering with the ability to relaunch JPilot: ps -ef | grep pilot If there is, you'll want to kill it and then try to relaunch JPilot. > > > I bet you're getting a modal dialog that's buried in the window stacking > > order and thus hidden. Try unsetting the "ask for confirmation on file > > installation" in the JPilot preferences. > > I found that and it was checked, so I unset it. Now the TX doesn't sync at > all. It might if I remove anything to be installed, but that still leaves > the problem of not being able to install anything. > I'd be interested in hearing your results after making sure all pilot processes are killed and relaunching JPilot. > -TR
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