[missing-sync-palmos-talk] Lost ability to iSync on Treo 650 and Tiger

[Warren Young]

With doing nothing other than letting a day go by, Missinc Sync 4.0.5  
(63), iSync (2.0), Tiger (10.4.1), or something decided that today I  
would not be allowed to sync (actually reset) my iCal (2.0.1 (1029)) 
and AddressBook (4.0.1 (472)) contacts to my Treo 650.  I don't sync  
because of duplicate records problem, and force a new clean copy onto  
my Treo.  I've done this maybe 3 times successfully since I got my  
Treo a week ago.  Not today.  Here's the log:

Sync starting at 6/4/05 9:36 AM (09:36:35) on USB
6/4/05 9:36 AM iSync Conduit starting
6/4/05 9:36 AM SyncOpenDB returned 16388 for database AddressDB,  
creating a new database
6/4/05 9:36 AM Warning: Could not create database AddressDB (return  
code 16395), ignoring database
6/4/05 9:36 AM iSync Conduit: Got back NULL from rendezvous for  
request BladeGetAllRecords
6/4/05 9:36 AM iSync Conduit: Sending Error Response 1: iSync  
Conduit: Could not find database AddressDB
6/4/05 9:36 AM iSync Conduit: received NULL message, disconnecting...
OK iSync Conduit
Sync completed successfully at 6/4/05 9:36 AM (09:36:37)

I've rebooted Mac, soft rebooted Treo and nothing!  iSync reset  
device, iSync reset history, slow synchronization, clear device, sync  
device - nothing works.  iSync just continues to report the same  
problem above with the database errors. I can do other conduit tasks,  
like backing up, etc.  And yes, I remove Documents to Go (Command  
Delete from Missing Sync - did not do a full uninstall).

I don't want to hard reset my Treo, even though that may be the last  
resort.  I've got so many phone settings and not sure if the PalmOS  
backups have those configurations.  And I would really like to know  
why there is so many problems with syncing.  I have never had any  
problems with my Tungsten C and Palm Desktop.  Many have said iSync  
is great, but it is so problematic for me.  If AddressBook, iCal and  
integration with Apple Mail weren't so good, I'd go back to Now Up To  
Date or even Palm Desktop.

Any help from anyone would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Warren