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Browse your phone files from the 770
Hi all!
Today i found a nice cool feature that i didn't know it existed. I was moving files from my phone 6630 to my 770 by using a cardreader and later by using bluetooth. When i was looking at the results on the 770, in the File Manager on the 770 i saw the Nokia 770 files, the memory card and the name of my phone with a C: and a E: drive below it. Turns out you can browse, play, copy and paste all your phone files from the 770. That made my life a lot easier!! Ton. |
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Which phone are you using? Works straight away with my nOkia 6280 but just wondering if there's problems with other bluetooth implementations
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So i changed the 770 to a n800. I can still browse my phone files directly from the n800. Now i want to do the same with my PC, hence browse my PC files from the Nokia. I paired up my PC with the Nokia like i did with the phone, however, the PC's filesystem doesn't show up in the Nokia's File Manager whereas the phones filesystem does.
Do i need to do something at the PC side to enable this? Ton. |
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You need something on the PC side - but I don't know exactly what it's supposed to be called. Someone will fill in here, hopefully. Probably some obex-* server thing.
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Yeah. I found out that there is something like OBEX PUSH that allows you to send files over BT and OBEX FTP that allows you to browse files. Apparently the phones have both services whereas a PC only has OBEX PUSH. I've been asking Mr. Google if there is a piece of OBEX FTP software for XP, but he says he doesn't know...
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Hmm...I just did exactly what Bad Dog posted to do on a Linux box, only I installed it and ran it on the N800 itself. Now I can freely browse the entire device from my Mac.
Excellent. Now to just throw into a script that's run at startup and I'm good. |
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Yeah, I've done this with my N80. Which surprised me at the time because if the tablets can do this with phones, why not Windows PCs? That's a rhetorical question here...
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I browse to my V3xx from my N800 all the time.
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Two way access to the 770 as well as Sony t670 phones. Additionally, it came with a sync program that keeps my outlook contacts equal to the phone's book. Inablilty to contact a phone with the tablet is usually due to the phone carriers' having crippled BT. (Verizon, for example.) They don't include the BT OBEX file service (based on trivial FTP...) The ability to send files to the phone is well shown in that you don't have to pay for ringtones. This probably is a real reason why the carriers don't want OBEX FT. P |
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! I have a dongle too but can't do that. Tutorial please! |
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I have been absolutely tearing my hair out trying to get files to my N800 from my Mac (OS X 10.4). I followed the advice of baddog and IT WORKS!!! It's all about the OBEX, baby. :)
So, here's the definitive for getting files FROM a Mac TO your N800 via Bluetooth. (It doesn't work in reverse, but I can cope with that.) 1. Open a browser window on your N800 and go to http://www.mulliner.org/nokia770/ and select the maemo 3.0/bora repository settings install link. (The address is http://www.mulliner.org/nokia770/mul...g_bora.install) This will install Mulliner's software catalog into your N800's Application Manager. 2. In Application Manager, select Browse installable applications. Scroll the list until you find sobexsvr. 3. Install it! You'll now be able to push files from your Mac to your N800 via Bluetooth (presuming you've set up the N800 as a trusted device on your Mac). I had tried installing sobexsvr before but it just wouldn't do it. This method has worked for me. Lucky. |
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