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10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
doesn't work here (on a T5 I must say), the Palm tells me that "the port is used by another app" :-(
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
Having same issue with Treo650 ... Strange thing is Bluetoth sync worked first time with Powerbook G4, problem is with iMac G5 ???
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
Got that a lot on my Tungsten T with D-Link DBT-120 adapter. It's been discussed on a few forums - Palm tech support, Treocentral, with no definitive fix.
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
Got that a lot on my Tungsten T with D-Link DBT-120 adapter. It's been discussed on a few forums - Palm tech support, Treocentral, with no definitive fix.
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
I had the same problem with my T5 after trying the described hint; I skipped the part with disabling HotSync and the Prefs. So, After disabling HotSync, deleting the com.Palm - Prefs in that Preferences/ByHost - folder and enabling the BT-Port again (I didn`t delete it, it automatically got unchecked in HotSync Manager), all goes well here.
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
Syncing via Bluetooth is also an issue on the Zire 72. I'll try the fix tonight when I get home to my Imac.
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
After a lot of troubleshooting with this to no avail, I found something that seems to work. In addition to the aforementioned steps, I restarted the blued daemon at the command line. Use this:
I also disabled HotSync, trashed the ByHost/com.palm.* prefs, enabled the Bluetooth-PDA-Sync-Port in HotSync Manager, and reenabled HotSync. This ended up working for me. Unfortunately, since I have a removable D-Link BT adapter, it seems as though I have to do this every time I restart. Unbelievably annoying. I'd consider this a Bad Thing (tm).
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
I keep getting a message that says something about a Used Port. I am using a T|T palmpiolt.
10.4: Sync PalmOne LifeDrive via Bluetooth
Try this: Follow the instructions from jzdziarski's post but before you intiate a HotSync, go to the Bluetooth Send File... menu item (or Bluetooth File Exchange utility) and send a small jpg or something. After the transfer, try your HotSync. |
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