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On Tuesday 03 April 2007 08:10, Staci wrote:
> So, I updated to the latest version of KDE and KPilot, but I still can't
> get it working. Then I got weird random errors, like Input/Output Error a=
nd
> such, and I haven't had it sync since I upgraded. Now Kpilot just won't
> respond when I start it up, it crashes immediately.=A0 My Palm is a USB
> connection so I think that's part of the problem, altho I don't understand
> why Kpilot doesn't handle that itself.=A0 Why can't it just take the ttyU=
SB#
> out of the system log each time, that's where I see it... (dmesg)? Anyway,
> below is the message I got when I ran Kpilot from a terminal...Thanks!
>
> Staci
>
>
> X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 166
> =A0 Major opcode:=A0 144
> =A0 Minor opcode:=A0 3
> =A0 Resource id:=A0 0x0
> Failed to open device
> X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 166
> =A0 Major opcode:=A0 144
> =A0 Minor opcode:=A0 3
> =A0 Resource id:=A0 0x0
> Failed to open device

I am going to take a guess that you are using Kubuntu Edgy based on the err=
ors=20
you are getting and the fact that you are using "the latest KDE".

If by "the latest KDE", you mean 3.5.6, kpilot should work for you.

=46irst, the errors you are getting have nothing to do with kpilot.  Kubunt=
u=20
made a decision to include every conceivable input device in the X=20
configuration.  Everybody without a Wacom tablet who starts a program from =
a=20
terminal gets the errors you are getting.  You can (1) ignore them, and (2)=
=20
file a bug report -- its sloppy configuration and though it won't hurt=20
anything, you shouldn't get the errors.

Second, did you install pilot-link as Jason suggested?  There is no indicat=
ion=20
in your message that you did.  Kpilot won't work without it.
=2D-=20

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