Simply extract your Palm Desktop 6. Naturally, you can ignore any prompts to register your software or device as there's no one left to register them with. However, you should also ignore any prompts to run HotSync just yet.
If prompted to HotSync, choose Skip and proceed to Step 4. As a side note, you should also verify that Palm Desktop is configured to run as Administrator this should be enabled by default.
Before your Palm can communicate with Palm Desktop, you'll need to configure HotSync Manager to listen on the same channel as you're using to connect. If not, you can run it by searching "HotSync Manager" in the Start menu.
Then, right-click on the system tray icon and choose "Settings". In HotSync Manager settings, navigate to the Connections tab. There you'll see a list of checkboxes for available connection types. Make sure the boxes for any connection types you will be using are checked. If you're using serial, you will also need to assign the COM port indicated in Step 2b.
Once your connection settings are correct, click "Done" and HotSync Manager will minimize itself back to the system tray. For devices running Palm OS 2. This can be done from the HotSync Manager Applications tab. Click "Done" to accept changes and HotSync Manager will minimize itself back to the system tray. You can now add any apps you want to install through the traditional Install menu in Palm Desktop and run HotSync without crashes!
Note that HotSync application settings are applied per-user account, so Package Installer will not be disabled for other devices synced to the same PC. You can always view other account settings from the dropdown box at the top of HotSync Manager. With Palm Desktop installed and HotSync Manager configured to your connection type, you may now proceed. There is a small white switch on SD cards on the left side.
Masterchief , Jan 31, Messages: 9, Likes Received: 10, Trophy Points: Hello cinqly, welcome to Brighthand! Congratulations on your new toy! I hope you enjoy your TX.
There are many threads on how to install apps to an SD card, so your best option is to run a search on the forums. My personal favorite is ZLauncher, which has a lot of features and customization options- There are a few recent threads discussing this powerful launcher. Messages: 2, Likes Received: 2 Trophy Points: Welcome to Brighthand, cinqly. As if you didn't find enough stuff to read with all the links raspabalsa has given, here's another one , from my Palm Discovery site which talks and shows how easy it is to do.
The link is to part two of Hotsync but feel free to read the other parts or all the other postings on the site as well. You all responded so fast!!! Thanks for the help! Pipesmoker : So, as I understand it you can only install programs to the SD card that are compatable with that type of installation??
I don't know whether or not contacting the developer is possible, since I trialed the programs from Handango. I'll have to go back to the site and look. But it seems that if a program is compatable with an SD installation, then an icon should appear which means the program I tried was not compatable with SD installation.
Masterchief : No, I haven't read the manual. Reply 12 years ago on Introduction. I recently got a stack of 16 Tungsten E Palms, so my motivation to get it working has increased. It is very unlikely to damage the hardware just trying it, it can mess with the software tho. Yes, this will work on some Treos. I think the and are the best bet. I have a that I am testing with. Let me know if you want to try it out, and I'll help you with the details.
Did you make this project? Share it with us! Did I do something wrong or is it just "the luck of the draw" if the FAT PRC works with Treo ? Now my device is not responing anymore.
I've send the mail below to Palm but didn't get an answer yet. Is there anybody who knows what I can do? You help is appreciated very much. Thanks, regards, Hanne. Unfortunately my device does not boot anymore. My T5 does not respond to any buttons or screen touches, neither can I turn it off. Soft resets don't work, a hard reset results in the T5 rebooting. At first I get a white screen with the red-yellow PalmOne logo, the black status bar in the bottom of the screen loads completly after which I get into the formerly described grey screen again.
Which basically means you're screwed. Sorry man. If you can find a way to access the T5 bootloader you may be able to fix it provided you can find a copy of a standard T5 ROM , but I'm a Treo boy so couldn't tell you where to find such information. Tim I apologise for any and all emoticons that appear in my posts.
You may shoot them on sight. Put the battery back in and see what happens. Concerning your simplified instructions. You say to rename the FAT Using FileZ, the extensions are not shown.
PRC file? Is there any chance to bring to life again? I got the same black blinking line at the top of the screen and no boot after all. Suddenly appears bright horizontal lines all over the screen and it stands white at the end.
Has anyone else ever tried this for an E2? Have any suggestions?!? I'm dying to get some memory on this thing The Tungsten E2 still will not recognize that anycard is inserted. Personally speaking, after having my T5 adn enjoying the copious RAM, the 32 in my seems a bit weak. I'd like a GB internally split just like the T5 does it but with a larger amount of heap space for the larger websites.
I get "out of memory" errors more often on my T5 than I used to on my T3 when web browsing. You'd think a Treo-especially when they get around to adding EVDO support-would really be the beneficiary of larger amount of heap.
Enough for my needs at least. So I guess it all depends on what you get use to and where you are coming from. Article Comments 73 comments The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. Seek and ye shall find. Incomplete testing? Okay, it's great that they flagged the devices that can definitely use 2 GB cards.
I agree - sounds to me like they're using this report as a marketing exercise to try to wean customers off of their older Palm devices and onto the current crop.
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