GSM Phone Drivers and TE

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Just upgraded from a Palm IIIc to Tungsten E and attempting to use a
wireless keyboard SO was using with a slightly older TE (may not be the
latest Palm OS).
I didn't load the GSM phone drivers when I first got the TE because I
didn't know what they were. I do use a cell phone but no text messaging but
I see in the Tungsten information that I can beam a phone number from TE to
certain kinds of phones. Getting a new cell phone which might be a GSM
(whatever that is).

I'm having trouble getting a Palm Wireless Keyboard to work. It keeps saying
"util.c.line: 742 no serial line" and since I don't know what that means,
I'm wondering if I need to go back and install those phone thingies as they
might involve IR for the keyboard, too.

The TE came with version 5.2.1. I already checked Palm support and
downloaded the latest keyboard driver and still no go.

Out of my element here when it comes to IR.

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Thanks for the reply. I appreciate.

"Patrick Vuichard" <Patrick.Vuichard@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message
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> R. Anvil a écrit, le 04/10/2004 18:10 :
>
>> I see in the Tungsten information that I can beam a phone number from TE
>> to certain kinds of phones.
>
> You don't need a driver for that.
>
>> I'm having trouble getting a Palm Wireless Keyboard to work. It keeps
>> saying "util.c.line: 742 no serial line" and since I don't know what that
>> means, I'm wondering if I need to go back and install those phone
>> thingies as they might involve IR for the keyboard, too.
>
> Nope, no link between the GSM drivers and your keyboard problem.
>
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Thanks. Tried that and then realized the old keyboard had been synced when
the new T3 was first sync-ed-ed. I couldn't delete the files so did a hard
reset, deleted the old keyboard from backup and loaded the new one.
"WyreNut" <Me@home.biz> wrote in message
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>
> On 4-Oct-2004, "R. Anvil" <ranvil@comcast.net> Flushed this thought from
> his
> brain to the screen::
>
>> I'm having trouble getting a Palm Wireless Keyboard to work. It keeps
>> saying
>> "util.c.line: 742 no serial line" and since I don't know what that means,
>> I'm wondering if I need to go back and install those phone thingies as
>> they
>> might involve IR for the keyboard, too.
>
> The Soft Reset is your friend! Give it a try.
>
> WyreNut
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