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Why is ActiveSync necessary for installing software? Why not just use CF?

New MessageWhy is ActiveSync necessary for installing software? Why not just use CF? (modified 0 times) Jymb
Why do I need to use ActiveSync for installing software on my Epod? I don't get it? I would much rather just copy the files to my compact flash and then onto the Epod. I don't get what is going on with ActiveSync. Can someone explain?

-Jym-

03-18-2001 13:51:02

New MessageRE:Why is ActiveSync necessary for installing software? Why not just use CF? (modified 0 times) zhensel
Some programs can be installed by running the installer on the PC and taking the resultant .cab files, popping them on the epods, and running them. It's really just easier to get a serial cable and use it though. I suppose your idea would be better for large file transfers (mp3s, etc) that would take forever over the serial connection.
03-18-2001 17:51:53

New MessageRE:Why is ActiveSync necessary for installing software? Why not just use CF? (modified 0 times) bjb_
JYM,

Just did the easy hack l.02 last week with nothing but cf. I have added all other basic stuff, except handwriting recognition, via cf.

Bryce

03-21-2001 02:54:02

New MessageRE:Why is ActiveSync necessary for installing software? Why not just use CF? (modified 0 times) JamesW
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Yep, did the 2.04 hack entirely off the CF.
epods, 2.04 Hack, 64MB Compact Flash, SMC 2632W
"I have seen the enemy, and he is us." - Walt Kelly
03-21-2001 17:15:00

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