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2009-03-13
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Pushwall's points are worth noting but I think he is assuming you have an application quick link (from which to exit to Garnet). If not then I think you are safe to simply launch Garnet and go straight to install. (Am I correct Pushwall?)
I think the key is.
a) Ensure every file that you would have avaialble to install on a real Palm device is in the same location (folder). Perhaps make a seperate folder for each app on your SD card.
b) Usually install prc first, then all the related pdb's next without trying the application untill all pdb's are installed.
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2009-03-14
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2009-03-14
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Yeah, made several attempts today using all of the suggestions you two made but I keep corrupting something in Garnet.
Nuts, and I was careful too. Backing up the entire 64 megs after every 2 or 3 .pdb files.
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edit: by the way, skyscape applications are unlike isilo books. they are interconnected via a searchable database and have extensive intertwined links. there is nothing else like them on any other platform.