From: Jim Witte (jswitte_at_bloomington.in.us)
Date: Sat Sep 10 2005 - 18:56:41 PDT
Hi,
Yes, I would be interested. How does the dongle work? Does it
key to a particular Newton based on it's processor ID? I'm thinking
I could probably reverse engineer it (if only by hacing around to
replace the ID function in the ROM jumptable :) Although it probably
also uses one or more keys stored somewhere in a soup, and probably
the user data as well. Uugh.. Time to start working on that package
decompiler again..
I wonder if the company (or whoever owns their IP) could be
persuaded to release it under GPL, like Burr Oak did with PMS?
On Sep 10, 2005, at 4:37 PM, Mark Ross wrote:
> Jim,
> There is a program called HeathMate which is very comprehensive. It
> will allow you to not only keep track of your foods and insulin but
> can calculate your next shot size and has a library of food values,
> The problem is it is no longer supported and requires a special key
> that ties it to a particular Newton. I have the card and the Newton
> its tied to. Contact me off list if interested.
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