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[Palm OS] Question: Launching GVM via script
I've been trying to get GVM to launch via script so I can have multiple gvm.store's running on my n810. After some newbie fumbling, I've finally gotten a couple of scripts to work for backing up and restoring my GVM backups.
However, I still can't get a script to run that will launch the GVM with certain configuration settings. (This is important because I have been unable to get my GVM do a clean, successful hotsync with a Mac/Missing Sync OR Vista--even after reflashing my device and only installing the Garnet Virtual Machine without any additional software--it seemed to work once or twice, but then the Hotsync ID kept getting lost with subsequent GVM launches). When I execute "GLaunch", nothing happens and I get no visible error messages. Here is the script I've written to launch the GVM: Code:
#!/bin/sh --rotated=no since the default is portrait mode (or so I understand) --fullscreen=no to open witn DIA open -i D050 is the four letter Device ID for a Palm TX -n xxxxxxxxxx is the 12-digit serial number; I found my Palm TX's serial number using Filez, but the full TX number is 12 digits followed by a dash and a letter: eg., AB12C345D6EF-G -u "Xxx Xxx:1111" sets the Hotsync ID followed by a four digit ID number (I haven't found any post that can tell me how to get the number off of my Palm TX, so I just chose 1111) This script resides as GLaunch.sh within /home/user/MyDocs and has been made executable with chmod +x GLaunch.sh Here is the .desktop file I created to add an item in the Extras menu: Code:
[Desktop Entry] [Thanks to burmashave and Ta-t3 for their scripts' code!] Can anyone tell me the problem with my script code so I can get this to launch? I also tried running the script with -a Filz (to launch Filez directly) but that didn't work either. By the way, this is my current draft code for launching an alternate gvm.store (in this case, intended to launch a specific alternate GVM for my eReader program and files): Code:
#!/bin/sh |
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