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works great!!
$ fdisk -l
to find where it's located after you plug it in.
then just use mount. i use j-pilot to sync my data
& it works great.
slackware 10.1
2.6.11
Palm OS 5.2.1 PDA, 320*320 16-bit colour LCD w/
touch-screen digitizer, 126 MHz ARM OMAP, 32 MB
RAM, SDIO slot. Works well with standard
pilot-link tools.
I bought this mouse to replace my MS Optical mouse
(wheel broke) temporarily until I could find
another MS mouse and after using it for a few
minutes I realized this one is mu ...
The Zire is the bottom-of-the-line Palm. It comes
with a USB cable and a power adapter. It can
charge via the adapter or even through the USB
cable (a nice trick) and it doe ...
Palm m100 is an, alredy obsolete palmtop running
PalmOS 3.5.1. It has 2 mb of memory, a black&white
display and a surprisingly long battery life (I
don't have a rechargable op ...
The Palm™ IIIc Handheld was one of the smallest
color handhelds on the market when it was first
manufactured around 1999. The Palm™ IIIc fits
neatly into your shirt pocket or ...
The PalmOne (ex Handspring) Treo 600 is a high-end
SmartPhone running PalmOS 5.x. It features PDA
functionality, a camera and, in the US, either
GSM (AT&T) or CDMA (Sprint, C ...
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