Title:          pilot-link-base.tcz
Description:    CLI tools for Palm OS devices
Version:        0.12.5 + changes
Author:         Kenneth Albanowski, David A. Desrosiers, et al.
Original-site:  http://www.pilot-link.org/
Copying-policy: GNU GPL 2
Size:		228K
Extension_by:   dentonlt
Tags:           CLI tools Palm OS devices
Comments:       Pilot-link is a collection of tools for communication
                with a Palm OS device. Pilot-link supports Linux, OSX,
                and theoretically Windows via Cygwin. Pilot Link is
                used by J-Pilot and other GUI tools.
                This extension includes significant changes to support
                libusb-1.0 and Tiny Core 3.1. Tested on TC 3.1 with a
                Palm Tungsten E.
                Use "pilot-xfer" from the CLI to interact with your
                handheld. Example for 'list':
                     pilot-xfer -p usb: -l -t 5
                For help, see the online man pages or use pilot-xfer
                without arguments.
                This is the base extension. It includes libraries,
                the pilot-xfer binary, and source file for libusb.c.
                Headers and other binaries are in the dev extension.
                Stock source code: http://www.pilot-link.org/
                Changes: included as usr/local/share/pilot-link/libusb.c
Change-log:     2010/01/03: First version (dentonlt)
                2010/09/23: Bump to 0.12.5 (dentonlt)
Current:        2015/08/17: Updated for TC 6 (nitram)
                -dependencies updated
                -moved pilot-link/pix/ into pilot-link-dev.tcz
                -tested with serial connected Palm Pilot Pro, example:
                      pilot-xfer -p /dev/ttyS0 -l
                -tested with USB connected Palm Tungsten, example:
                      pilot-xfer -p usb:  -l
                -the pilot-xfer command in this extension is all most
                 Palm device users need to add, backup and restore the
                 device via CLI
                -see jpilot.tcz for a GUI alternative