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Well, first thing is I misread your post and thought you were just trying to get files off a PC. I have no experience with Pocket PC's, so I might not be much help. But anyway...
Can you connect to the device? If not, are you getting any errors?
Distribution: Hardy (Gnome on Ubuntu 8.04) on Compaq N600c laptop
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Not sure what you mean by connect.
Actually, as a (possibly easier) work-around, if you can show me how to share a folder on the linux workstation I can write my pocket pc files to it through the wireless network using the file explorer on the PPC.
Assuming this device is running Windows CE, I would think that you would need to run Samba on the workstation. If you do a Google search for Samba and Debian, you'll find at least a few tutorials on setting things up.
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