thank you garnet = having just (this past summer) retired my 700p i now can "reinstall" my favorites on my 770 and soon new 810
thank you
thank you
thank you

i hated killing my treo but it just did not work as a phone

Damn, still havne't gotten the email. Oh well, it's not like Palm's been quick with anything else in their history.....

Access send that email from a host claiming a invalid DNS address - many mail servers will reject it or mark it as spam. Check your spam folder, or use some more spam-friendly mail server - gmail did accept that mail, while our corporate server does not.

Sevo

It's Access, not Palm.. anyway, it looks like some got the email in one second, others don't get one at all. Don't know why. Nothing in my gmail account, not even in the spam folder. I did use that link someone posted to download, but by then I had provided my name&mail address and all, so I should be ok with the EULA.. I think.

Come on no one?

Yes, the software seems nice and runs well, but why so much energy into making old palm apps run in an emulator window on the nseries?

I'd rather see that energy go into developing/porting great apps for maemo.

I just don't get it, I guess. If I wanted or needed my old palm apps, I would be using my palm.

Mine was in my email folder.

BTW, how does the old software you own work with the anti piracy stuff? I'll guess I'll find out.

Things I've installed have been running well, until now.. but here's some advice: Don't install anything that needs Mathlib.prc installed with it. The gvm launcher hangs, and nothing I did could fix that. Killed gvm and gvm-launcher from xterm. After that it would start, but would hang starting applications. De-installed the app. needing Mathlib, no help. I scratched my $HOME/.gvm directory, still no luck (it did start up with the EULA, just as a first start). Reboot, no good. Re-installed garnet-vm, no good. In the end I fixed it by doing all of the above: rm -rf /home/user/.gvm, dpkg --purge garnet-vm, re-installed it from AM, _and_ rebooted. That fixed it.

Morale: Stay away from Mathlib.prc (at least I think that was the culprit). I've reported my findings to the compatibility survey on Access' site.

The Garnet VM generates its own sync ID - so all ID-locked software will be unregistered. That device-locked software will break on any new device as well is obvious.

Sevo

Never could get to the actual download page... Access sent the email with a link but it just took me back to the registration page... after 4 email tries, still nothing.

go figure...

Omega