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2009-05-19
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@ Vancouver, BC, Canada
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I just stumbled across dokan recently too! Did you steal the idea from my delicious page?
I haven't tested it yet, mainly because I have been converting all my computers to Ubuntu as they come due for replacement...
I haven't tested it yet, mainly because I have been converting all my computers to Ubuntu as they come due for replacement...
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2009-05-19
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@ Poland / Bialystok
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So far so good.
I tried reddrive but it was working bit strange.
I tried reddrive but it was working bit strange.
i use windows to access and edit the source files stored on my nokia tablet and have set myself up a very nice winscp workflow and do compilation in the console window.
however, what was missing was direct file system access to the data stored on my maemo device.
when i last looked the available sshfs versions for windows were payware and closed source.
Now I have discovered an open source, free version
it gives me simple access to my dev folder as an N:\ drive
just goto http://dokan-dev.net/en/
you need the dokan library and the dokan sshfs
seems to work a treat
ps, qole, this information is general to all linux and windows systems, but really helps for my on device maemo dev work - wikify this if it works!
liqbase sketching the future.
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