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2007-11-30
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#81
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Sounds awesome and feasible. Can it please be for the N810 though? 
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2007-11-30
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@ Marietta, GA, USA--Pombal, Portugal
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Originally Posted by bexley
for the n810 it is the same principle - the only difference is that you dont need the mini usb adapter
Sounds awesome and feasible. Can it please be for the N810 though?
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2007-12-05
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#83
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Please help me understand the pinouts. Take a look at this link USB pinout.
The N800 has an USB mini connector on the side under the stand (third image from top on left side). A USB peripheral like a flash drive has a USB male "A" (top image on left side). So the adapter must have a mini B male on one end and a full size A on the other right?
Is it grounding the 5th pin marked "x" in the diagrams that tells the N800 to go into host mode?
I think so according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_OTG
David
The N800 has an USB mini connector on the side under the stand (third image from top on left side). A USB peripheral like a flash drive has a USB male "A" (top image on left side). So the adapter must have a mini B male on one end and a full size A on the other right?
Is it grounding the 5th pin marked "x" in the diagrams that tells the N800 to go into host mode?
I think so according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_OTG
David
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2007-12-06
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@ Germany
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#84
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Hi,
this host mode support is really great. I just successfully used my i2c-tiny-usb (http://www.harbaum.org/till/i2c_tiny_usb/) to my n800. And with the libusb already pre-installed it was a matter of seconds to get the demo app running on the n800 and having it access the i2c-interface chips and do some LED blinking.
BUT: I have sporadic resets. Not only with my USB hardware but also with e.g. a prolific usb/rs232 converter. I don't even have to run my own drivers or so. A simple "lsusb" will at a 1/3 chance make the n800 reboot.
Has anyone experienced this as well?
this host mode support is really great. I just successfully used my i2c-tiny-usb (http://www.harbaum.org/till/i2c_tiny_usb/) to my n800. And with the libusb already pre-installed it was a matter of seconds to get the demo app running on the n800 and having it access the i2c-interface chips and do some LED blinking.
BUT: I have sporadic resets. Not only with my USB hardware but also with e.g. a prolific usb/rs232 converter. I don't even have to run my own drivers or so. A simple "lsusb" will at a 1/3 chance make the n800 reboot.
Has anyone experienced this as well?
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2007-12-06
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#85
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Originally Posted by Master of Gizmo
Any errors in dmesg output?
BUT: I have sporadic resets. Not only with my USB hardware but also with e.g. a prolific usb/rs232 converter. I don't even have to run my own drivers or so. A simple "lsusb" will at a 1/3 chance make the n800 reboot.
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2007-12-06
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#86
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Anybody tried DVB-T usb-sticks?
If they are working, they would make the n8x0 to a more perfect device, than I imagined.
If they are working, they would make the n8x0 to a more perfect device, than I imagined.
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2007-12-06
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Originally Posted by kotzkind
I've not tried, but maybe after compiling modules, compiling mplayer with tv/v4l/whatever support, etc. it might be possible.
Anybody tried DVB-T usb-sticks?
Here's a list of USB DVB-T cards supported in Linux:
http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-T_USB_Devices
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2007-12-06
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@ Irving, TX
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#88
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Just got my USB adapters.... tried wiht a USB card reader and works perfect.
Also, for sake of fun, I also hooked up my second N800 to my first N800 as mass storage device and it worked! (It didn't even complain unsupported device...
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Is that running two N800 in SLI or Crossfire...
Also, for sake of fun, I also hooked up my second N800 to my first N800 as mass storage device and it worked! (It didn't even complain unsupported device...
)Is that running two N800 in SLI or Crossfire...
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2007-12-06
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#89
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Does anyone have a USB-VGA adaptor. This would be interesting
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-USB-VGA-Ad...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-USB-VGA-Ad...QQcmdZViewItem
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2007-12-07
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@ Catalunya
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#90
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Originally Posted by kotzkind
I doubt the n800 has enugh horsepower to decode an mpeg stream at full resolution (though I'm used to satellite edit: and I know I have to transcode that, feeding the stream directly to the n800 doesn't work, maybe dvb-t with lower bitrate could work).
Anybody tried DVB-T usb-sticks?
If they are working, they would make the n8x0 to a more perfect device, than I imagined.
And usually these sticks draws a lot more power than the ~100mA that the n800 can supposedly deliver.