It's contained all in one big file in the /home/user/.gvm/ folder called gvm.store. you can't really access it easily. It could be a loopback device, but even if it is, they haven't said anything about what filesystem is on there.<br>
<br>So there are several very valid complaints here: <br>1) Access is running a horrible beta program. It's "teaseware". No user feedback, no developer feedback. No hint of future support. No documentation.<br>
<br>2) No serious PIM on the platform. GPE is "conceptware". It doesn't even handle alarms acceptably. No icons for events. No categories in todo. Sync through erminig is a great hack but a nasty implementation.<br>
Gene Cash developed some scripts in python that are better, but still miles from a good Palm PIM, and kinda slow. He had trouble installing OS2008 so abandoned all the OS2008 users. Another great hack, of course, but not professional at all.<br>
<br>3) No serious contact app. GPE contacts is not bad for accessing, but insanity to try and format things just so so that it figures out first and last names. Is it really that hard to put in 2 fields for that? Nothing is integrated with anything else. Skype and Gizmo are given huge prominence, and have no connection with the system contacts list. At least the Google Talk client has some kind of integration...<br>
<br>I've pretty much given up using the tablet for PIM use for now. I'd pay good money for something like Pocket Informant, if they ported it. You're almost better off getting the smallest Palm handheld you can find and carrying that alongside.<br>
<br>4) Data exchange is buggy across the board. gpesyncd can do it, but you have to fuss with your file for a long time before it's happy. Check the ITT forums for some people that have done it, in a few different ways.<br>
<br><div class="gmail_quote">On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 12:26 PM, Mark <<a href="mailto:wolfmane@gmail.com">wolfmane@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
Does anybody know where the Garnet VM keeps its user files? I can't<br>
get it to import any of my files from my Palm device, and after a<br>
"successful" hotsync, the VM won't launch at all, even after<br>
uninstalling and reinstalling the Garnet VM. There's obviously<br>
something incompatible in my files, but I can't find out what without<br>
being able to try my files one at a time, and the Garnet launcher<br>
won't allow me to install or otherwise access any of my Palm databases<br>
or other user files, only applications.<br>
The Access Web site isn't any help, and it won't even let me submit a<br>
compatibility report. I've tried manually searching my N800's<br>
directories with emelFM2, but I'm not finding anything that looks like<br>
Palm files, and the "Search" app is just as worthless as the built-in<br>
file manager because it won't search the whole file system and doesn't<br>
show the path to files.<br>
The Garnet VM is of no use to me if I can't use it to access my Palm<br>
address book. (That's also my #1 gripe with the Nokia tablet, by the<br>
way - there's yet to be any app for it that can sucessfully import my<br>
contacts in *any* format, including multiple-entry vCard and .csv.)<br>
I wish there were a usable PIM for the Internet Tablets. I've tried<br>
the gpe suite, and it will only import a single vCard at a time, and<br>
that's an extreme PITA. Gpe won't import csv files at all. I could<br>
retype all the entries just as easily, but since I have hundreds of<br>
entries that's not going to happen.<br>
<font color="#888888">Mark<br>
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