Hi eneitten,

Not a big deal, you can do it with little learning. I used Emelfm2 browser launched in root mode (for having root previleages you need to download and install getroot or other application (http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/rootsh). Here are the steps:

1. Install root sh from http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/rootsh.

2. Install Emelfm2 from http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/emelfm2. This is an advanced file browser to browse around the file structure in Maemo.

3. Launch terminal window (the one looks like dos command prompt) and type root at the prompt. This should give you root privileges.

4. Type emelfm2. This should launch emelfm2 in root mode. You can see two panes one on the right and one on the left. You need to explore/learn little to use emelfm2. The buttons in the center of two panes will help you to move/delete/copy files. You can do all this with a useless file downloaded from internet. Save your temporary file in internal memory (/media/mmc2)or external memory card (/media/mmc1) [PS: You also need to learn a bit about directory structure to navigate around in the file system so that you are comfortable with what you are doing]

5. Type the path "/home/user/MyDocs" in one of the panes in emelfm2. This will list all the files in that pane of the window (I understand that before this you have already downloaded John's file into mydocs).

6. In the other pane of emelfm2, type /usr/bin/python2.5 and check if there is a file named getpass.py. If you dont see it listed there, you need to create one. For this, launch another new terminal window (since the currently opened terminal window is already running emelfm2 in root mode so you cannot use it anymore until you exit emelfm2) from dropdown menu >window>new window. From the new terminal window, type root, and once you get root privileges, type cd /usr/bin/python2.5 at the prompt. And then type VI getpass.py (VI is an editor for making and editing files, it is a very primitive editor in command mode and you need to learn a bit (use the guide from here: http://www.eng.hawaii.edu/Tutor/vi.html). At the command prompt you will see that an empty white space with some text at the bottom is created. Just keep the window as such.

7. Copy the script from this link in the web browser: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=405435&postcount=5 (ctrl+c in the browser after selecting the entire script, make sure that you have selected the entire script without missing any text since the browser may not show you the entire script from top to bottom in one screen so you need to scroll down to get to the bottom by holding down the stylus while selecting the text and pulling it down to the bottom).

8. Now, go to the terminal window with VI open, from the dropdown menu, go to edit>past. This should past all the text you copied from the browser.

9. Press esc button or click on esc text at the bottom of the VI editor, press shift and type :wq (this command is to save and exit the VI editor). Now you have created the file getpass.py. You can check if the file is created or not from the emelfm2.

10. At the same above terminal window, follow the step 4 onwards that john posted previously. See what happens and let us know.

By the way, MyDocs is nothing but the Nokia N810 folder you see when you launch File Manager builtin N810 (but not the another folder with the name Documents you will see in Nokia N810 folder). All the best!