 IRK works on SL-6000 |
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 Apr 2 2004, 10:06 AM
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Just got my SL-6000 last night (from Amazon).
I keep quite a few notes on my Zaurus (was SL-5500), and have been using the Pocketop IR keyboard for about a year. I am happy to report that IRK 10.0 works just fine on the SL-6000. Just make sure that you put it in "SL5600/SLC7xx" mode. I also found that Zeditor works great on the SL-6000. I had been using it fine on the SL-5500 as well. The SL-6000 is a nice machine, but I definitely feel like Dirty Harry ("This is the most power PDA made") walking around with it in my pocket. Although it isn't that much bigger than the SL-5500, it feels big when one is used to the petite 5500. |
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Apr 2 2004, 10:27 AM
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have you tried any USB devices yet? Like a mass storage device or USB falsh memory reader? Thanks.
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Apr 5 2004, 08:00 AM
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QUOTE have you tried any USB devices yet? Like a mass storage device or USB falsh memory reader? Thanks. No, I haven't even put the unit in the cradle (either). Since I run Linux at home, all the sync software is useless to me. I installed sshd on the SL-6000, and via the built in wlan interface, I transfer everything with scp (or Konqueror sftp://) I have been interested in trying out USB devices, but the cable supplied is a male, not female. So I assume you can connect them both to a hub and perhaps it will work. Not really sure, since the Z would be plugging into the "master" usb port on the hub. I'll let you know when I try it out. I have been busy trying to get kismet to work (runs but detects nothing) Craig... |
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