As described in README.usb, some handhelds require newer versions of the kernel. Your kernel should be the version indicated in the tables here or a more-recent kernel version than those listed.

If you add data (such as new models, or vendor/product ids) to these tables, please send it to the pilot-link-devel list so it can be added to the plain text listing too.

** USB-to-Serial Adapters **

Prolific Technologies usb-to-serial adapter works with Linux, using the vendor/product ID of 067b/2303, and works with the pl2303 driver in Linux.

Untested on FreeBSD at this point.

Keyspan USA-19QW, works with Mac OS X 10.1.5 and Linux

**Footnotes**

The Palm M130 device does not support Network Hotsync in any capacity. Someone did actually hack it to allow Network HotSync to work. Follow the procedure below if you’re daring.

1. Extract the files "HotSync.prc" and "HotSync enUS.prc" from your M505 and save them to your HD as "HotSyn2.prc" and "HotSyn2 enUS.prc" (note the space).
2. Using a hex editor, change all occurrances of the string “sync” to “syn2”, and “Sync” to “Syn2” in both files. (NOTE: earlier revision changed “sync” to “sync2” — this would likely corrupt the file)
3. Change the byte at offset 0x21 to 0x09 in both files.

** Solution ID: 16309 **

Information on performing a Network HotSync® operation with the Palm™ Bluetooth™ Card in my Palm™ m125 or m130 handheld

The Palm™ m125 and m130 handhelds do not include the necessary components to setup the handheld for Network HotSync® operation, nor the desktop components needed to complete a Network HotSync operation.

**Solution ID: 16713**

Information on Network HotSync® not being available on certain Palm™ m1xx and Zire handhelds

Network HotSync® for specific Palm™ handhelds are not supported, see list below.
The conduits required for the Palm™ Desktop software to perform a Network HotSync® were
not included with the Palm desktop for these products. In addition, the Network HotSync®

settings on the device are not available to enable this feature.

List of handhelds that do not natively support Network HotSync®:

• Pilot 1000 and 5000
• PalmPilot Personal and Professional
• Palm m100, m125, m130
• Palm Zire