can't Send contacts to VX8600

Mac OS 10.5.8
BP 1.07 (I have 1.06 as well.  Same result).

I use to sync an exported file from Palm Desktop.
I don't use PD anymore and now use Mac Address Book.

I tried a .vcf export from AdB and a .csv file converted from AdB.
Both show up in BP contact list, but will not sync to the VX8600.
Same cable I've used.  Makes all the beeps and does pretty much what I  
remember it did when I used the PD file.
Same repeatable result every time.  No contacts get Sent to the VX.

The average contact has 3 phone and an email.
I don't need email and removed it from the column list.

Here's a log.

23:02:05.164 LG-VX8600: Read 44220 bytes at 10198 bytes/second
23:02:05.173 LG-VX8600: Fundamentals retrieved
23:02:05.394 LG-VX8600: Writing file 'pim/pbgroup.dat' bytes 184
23:02:05.651 LG-VX8600: Now in brew mode
23:02:05.716 LG-VX8600: Now in phonebook mode
23:02:05.777 LG-VX8600: The phone is lying about how many entries are  
in the phonebook so we are doing it the hard way
23:02:05.841 LG-VX8600: Reading entry 0 -
23:02:05.905 LG-VX8600: Rewriting entry 0 - Thom & Diane Carroll
23:02:05.979 LG-VX8600: Checking existing speed dials
23:02:05.979 LG-VX8600: Now in brew mode
23:02:06.082 LG-VX8600: Getting file contents 'pim/pbspeed.dat'
23:02:06.268 LG-VX8600: No changes to speed dials
23:02:06.409 LG-VX8600: Getting file contents 'pim/pbentry.dat'
23:02:16.322 LG-VX8600: Read 115115 bytes at 11736 bytes/second
23:02:16.492 LG-VX8600: Writing file 'pim/pbRingIdSetAsPath.dat' bytes  
127500
23:02:25.161 LG-VX8600: Wrote 127500 bytes at 14752 bytes/second
23:02:25.304 LG-VX8600: Writing file 'pim/pbMsgRingIdSetAsPath.dat'  
bytes 127500
23:02:34.427 LG-VX8600: Wrote 127500 bytes at 14011 bytes/second
23:02:34.572 LG-VX8600: Writing file 'pim/pbPictureIdSetAsPath.dat'  
bytes 127500
23:02:43.499 LG-VX8600: Wrote 127500 bytes at 14284 bytes/second
23:02:43.503 BitPim is rebooting your phone for changes to take effect
23:02:43.503 LG-VX8600: Taking phone offline
23:02:43.567 LG-VX8600: Resetting phone


Thanks,

Fritz


Handle every stressful situation like a dog.
If you can't eat it or hump it
Piss on it and walk away.


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