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2009-03-09
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2009-03-09
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You can try Conduit. However it's still in development (beta) and I haven't gotten it to work myself (but others have).
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What I envision is this: When I join my home network my n810 mounts as mass storage and files are synced or copied automatically. Even if it's just one way, it would be nice to have access to my work files and research papers while away from a wireless access point. If there's already a solution for this I'd love to hear about it.