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Linux PDA & Handheld Compatibility Survey: Palm
You want to use your 3COM LifeDrive, Pilot, Tungsten, Zire PDA or Handheld PC together
with a Linux based computer?
Here are links to compatibility and configuration reports about Linux and PDAs manufactured by
3COM .
The general resources section at the bottom, contains links
to useful Linux utilities (mostly available under GPL ), community efforts, HOWTOs and FAQs.
Do you have written a report yourself? Please submit a new entry.
submit a new entry
Applications / Drivers
- p2z - Palm to Zaurus conversion tool
- strip2zsafe - Strip to ZSafe conversion tool
- Garux: a Linux bootloader for the Palm OS

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pilot2kabc
is a combination of a shell- and an awk-script to convert the address database (Address.pdb) from a Palm Pilot into a format that kabc (kaddressbook) can handle. It is one way i.e. you can only convert the Palm database into the kabc format but you cannot merge back changes made in kabc.
- PalmDisplay
- User your old Palm PDA as a Display on your Linux Box etc.
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PalmOrb
is software that allows you to use your PalmOS device as a LCD status display for your computer! You can display system stats (such as: CPU load graphs, CPU temperatures, free disk space), news alerts, stock indexes, WinAmp graphs, etc.
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palmfs
is a PalmOS filesystem access software for Linux, based on
FUSE. It consists of two parts, a client and a server. The client is a
FUSE-based application running on the Linux system. The server part is a
PalmOS application that actually executes commands sent by the client. It
is intented to support various communication ports and to access the
PalmOS internal filesystem as well as expansion cards.
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PilotManager
is a tool that allows you to synchronize databases on
your 3Com PalmPilot with applications on your Unix platform. It is a full
Hotsync daemon that is user extensible. Developers can write their own
conduits to synchronize Pilot databases with the desktop application of
their choice.
HOWTOs
Resources
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