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From: Mike Meyer <mwm@phone.net>
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Subject: Re: PalmIII
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Ok, anyone got (or interested in) similar tools for the Nokia 9000
and/or other GEOS boxes?

	<mike


On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Jonathan Chen wrote:
> There quite a few good article about FreeBSD and the PalmPilot in
> FreeBSD-News Issue 2 by Walnut Creek. Basically, you connect to it
> serially. There are quite a few tools available via ports eg:
> 
> 	pilot-link
> 	prc-tools
> 	xcopilot
> 


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