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    • 5th June 2008 at 15:39 #43148
      atariguy

        I discovered yesterday that, while Palm has recently come out with a Vista version of its desktop software, it has no plans for 64 bit support. I did install the 32 bit desktop software, and am trying to make network synchronization work since the USB driver doesn’t.

        Maybe when MS gets USB functionality working in Hyper-V I can use my XP or Vista VM for this.

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      • 5th June 2008 at 21:03 #46462
        Arris
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          Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 doesn’t support USB yet, so maybe you have to switch to VMWare Player and use this tutorial to create a Windows XP client!

          Hope this solves your problem for now! 🙂

        • 6th June 2008 at 16:00 #46463
          atariguy

            I’ve got network synchronization working now, so that’s good enough. The Palm Desktop program for Vista is a little squirrely, so that’s where my problem was.

            I guess the fact that Palm is not interested in 64 bit drivers is not a good sign for their (Palm’s) future.

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          • 7th June 2008 at 18:01 #46464
            Arris
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              Hope/guess they are working on x64 Vista drivers but it’s a slow process because the drivers also have to be verified in order to be signed at Microsoft. 64bit is the future so all hardware companies are forced to create Vista/Server 2008 x64 drivers. :geek:

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