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`pilot-xfer --list -D` does not list all directory entries, if there are more than 64.

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This is, because there is a maximum of 64 defined in function `print_dir(...)` in `pilot-xfer.c`. It seems, the limit was set, because the parameter `diriterator` in function `dlp_VFSDirEntryEnumerate(...)` is difficult...

PalmOS error codes are beyond `0x0100`, so the error codes must be masked in function `dlp_strerror(...)` before retrieving the text messages from `exp_errorlist[]` and `vfs_errorlist[]`. Otherwise memory an access error...

`pilot-xfer -C` lists the availablale Volumes on a device with some info data in a table. The numbers for `Size` and `Used`are swapped in that table.

Hi David, here is a fix for issue #30 . Ulf

Hi David, here is a fix for issue #28 . Ulf

Hi David, I have fixed the longstanding issue#7 . Now parameter `diriterator` can be accessed without complicated type conversions. Ulf

Hi David, I have fixed the longstanding issue #9 , which causes issue #11 and #24 . Ulf

The function `dlp_VFSVolumeEnumerate(...)` in `libpisock` only lists external card volumes – if existent, here on Treo 650 as `volRef 2`. But the latest devices, from Palm Treo 650 or Centro...

Crash in dlp_VFSDirEntryEnumerate() when directory is empty -> signal SIGCHLD

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``` dlp_VFSFileOpen(sd, volRef, rmAlbumDir, vfsModeReadWrite, &dirRef); dlp_VFSDirEntryEnumerate(sd, dirRef, &itr, &dirItems, dirInfos); ``` Causes crash when directory on Palm device is empty ... contains no files. With `jpilot -d` I only...

I did the following (on Ubuntu): ``` $ sudo modprobe usbserial $ sudo modprobe visor $ pilot-xfer -p /dev/ttyUSB1 -t 30 -D /PALM/ -l Listening for incoming connection on /dev/ttyUSB1......