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2007-12-10
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#101
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Originally Posted by jgallen23
It's not as if it's been a closely garded secret or something.
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2007-12-10
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#102
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Do you know how much it would cost to ship it to the UK? I could take it off your hands; that website does not ship internationally AFAIK.
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2007-12-11
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#103
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Originally Posted by convulted
USB keyboard works perfectly, but the mouse I have seems to suck too much power, i'll to find a cheaper generic laser mouse. How did you manage to get a working cursor?
USB keyboard should be a breeze. I have even connected a wireless USB mouse to my N800 via a normal cable (using the `echo host > ...` command) and got some garbage output into /dev/input/mouse0 whenever I moved the mouse. I also got the cursor displayed. The key problem is that I dunno how to connect the two
Everything should be identical on the N810.
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2007-12-16
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#104
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Just to keep this thread alive and not start a new one -
I've checked ALL the posts twice and out of all 100+ posts it seems that only the Neostar cable looks like it can do anything to solve our problem.
I need to be able to hook up standard thumb drives and 2.5" external drives (like WD 250Gb passport) I would expect to have to provide external power (AA battery/ies).
Has anyone found a solution?
I've checked ALL the posts twice and out of all 100+ posts it seems that only the Neostar cable looks like it can do anything to solve our problem.
I need to be able to hook up standard thumb drives and 2.5" external drives (like WD 250Gb passport) I would expect to have to provide external power (AA battery/ies).
Has anyone found a solution?
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2007-12-16
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#105
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Don't we just need a USB A female-female adapter in conjunction with the included Nokia cable to be able to plug in "regular" USB?
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2007-12-16
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#106
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Originally Posted by bexley
What I have learned in this thread, the answer is no. Check out the N800 host-mode experiment thread too for more information.
Don't we just need a USB A female-female adapter in conjunction with the included Nokia cable to be able to plug in "regular" USB?
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2007-12-16
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#107
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I thought that the N810 is in a different boat for USB OTG host mode.
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2007-12-16
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#108
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Originally Posted by bexley
If it is that simple why hasn't anyone done it and reported how to do it?
Don't we just need a USB A female-female adapter in conjunction with the included Nokia cable to be able to plug in "regular" USB?
We will probably require an adapter with some sort of "power injection".
/edit for dsylexic keyboard
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OTG w/ unlimited storage!!
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Last edited by gemniii42; 2007-12-16 at 20:48.
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2007-12-16
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#109
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The power issue is a seperate one. The easy and obvious method would be using a powered hub for which you could also build a battery pack, no?
Anyway, what we're talking about is the required cable, regardless of whether the device you want to use will need extra power or not.
Anyway, what we're talking about is the required cable, regardless of whether the device you want to use will need extra power or not.
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2007-12-16
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#110
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for what it's worth, I managed to get a self-powered external HD connected to the n810. I just used the standard cable with a Female/female usb adapter to connect all the cables together - no other hardware. The instructions are the same for the n810 as it is for the n800. I want to do some throughput tests but haven't had a chance to yet.
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