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Aaron
Mon Dec 25 20:39:46 CST 2006

Used it to sync my new Palm Tungsten E2, a Christmas gift I received that
doesn't have any 64-bit drivers avaialble. :-P

- Aaron

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Jud
Tue Dec 26 01:47:30 CST 2006

On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 20:39:46 -0600, "Aaron Kelley"
<aaronkelley@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Used it to sync my new Palm Tungsten E2, a Christmas gift I received that
>doesn't have any 64-bit drivers avaialble. :-P

Ahhh yes, Palm. I have been bugging them on and on, asking for 64-bit
drivers, but I think my mails are automatically deleted by now :-))
The standard response was "no drivers in development".
It will make your gift a nice expensive pocket calculator :-D But you can't
use it for serious work, as you can't back-up your stuff.

jud

Aaron
Tue Dec 26 12:19:55 CST 2006

Well, the biggest thing for me is the calendar, and I'm syncing against an
Exchange server so it doesn't matter to me if I have to do it in a VM or
not. :-P
Also, installing applications is easy enough.

- Aaron

"Jud Hendrix" <none@none.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 20:39:46 -0600, "Aaron Kelley"
> <aaronkelley@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>Used it to sync my new Palm Tungsten E2, a Christmas gift I received that
>>doesn't have any 64-bit drivers avaialble. :-P
>
> Ahhh yes, Palm. I have been bugging them on and on, asking for 64-bit
> drivers, but I think my mails are automatically deleted by now :-))
> The standard response was "no drivers in development".
> It will make your gift a nice expensive pocket calculator :-D But you
> can't
> use it for serious work, as you can't back-up your stuff.
>
> jud

Graham
Tue Dec 26 14:09:59 CST 2006

Jud Hendrix wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Dec 2006 20:39:46 -0600, "Aaron Kelley"
> <aaronkelley@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Used it to sync my new Palm Tungsten E2, a Christmas gift I received that
>> doesn't have any 64-bit drivers avaialble. :-P
>
> Ahhh yes, Palm. I have been bugging them on and on, asking for 64-bit
> drivers, but I think my mails are automatically deleted by now :-))
> The standard response was "no drivers in development".
> It will make your gift a nice expensive pocket calculator :-D But you can't
> use it for serious work, as you can't back-up your stuff.

I've got a T|X, and after initially setting it up on x64 using
Bluetooth, I now sync it using wi-fi. Palm of course don't support this
any more than, say Apple supports iTunes on x64, but it works. I think
the E2 is either Bluetooth or wi-fi capable with an SDIO card, so you
can probably make it work.

Graham.