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2008-01-02
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http://internettablettalk.com/forums...ad.php?t=14193
I think thats the closest they have come so far.
I think thats the closest they have come so far.
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2008-01-02
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Originally Posted by patleeman
You have to put the N800 into host mode and plug a flash stick into the USB port (via an adapter). It's not a question of how far we can get, the answer is that it is VERY much possible.
I think thats the closest they have come so far.
However, I don't know of any way to plug a flash stick into the SD port.
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2008-01-02
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what's the 'host mode' and how do I start it on my N800?
also - where can I get an adapter, would Radio Shack or Amazon have that?
also - where can I get an adapter, would Radio Shack or Amazon have that?
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2008-01-02
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Originally Posted by vees
http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/search.php
what's the 'host mode' and how do I start it on my N800?
also - where can I get an adapter, would Radio Shack or Amazon have that?
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2008-01-02
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The 770, and so far as I know the N800 and N810, do not have powered USB ports. That is to say, normally the 'host' (whether it be a PC or not) has to provide 5 volts to the peripheral. The only way around this was to make a USB voltage injector or use a powered USB hub. There are a bunch of threads on that around here if you're interested in a project.
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2008-01-02
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I've bought an adaptor at Maplin, enabled USB host mode (as per Wiki) on N800 running OS2008 and it reads/writes a SanDisk Cruzer Micro 4GB memory stick.
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2008-01-02
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Originally Posted by Hedgecore
As the poster above said, they just use an adapter and plug in their thumb drive. No additional voltage needed. I've even used a full-sized USB keyboard. No additional voltage needed. Someone else has used a gamepad. No additional voltage needed. I'm sure for bigger things like full-blown HDs, you need more juice, but not for these smaller things.
The 770, and so far as I know the N800 and N810, do not have powered USB ports. That is to say, normally the 'host' (whether it be a PC or not) has to provide 5 volts to the peripheral. The only way around this was to make a USB voltage injector or use a powered USB hub. There are a bunch of threads on that around here if you're interested in a project.
All that is needed in the USB adapter.
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2008-01-02
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for me reading from a sandisk cruzer micro works with the host mode hack however when copying larger amounts of data the connection sometimes breaks up
Can I stick a USB flash memory stick into the N800's flash slot? I know that I would need some converter to physically place the memory stick in the slot, but would the N800 have enough power to actually mount it?
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