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2009-06-02
, 16:24
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You have to select the folders you want in settings by going Media Library, then Media Folders. Choose the folders you want it to check for photos, videos, and music.
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2009-06-02
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I did that, I selected Removable card. They're in /Photos
Hmm. So I removed the photos, put PROGRESSIVE JPGs on, and told it to look in internal memory, and it's there. All this time I thought drive K was the 2 GB SD card, while it's the internal 256 MB Micro-SD. Duh.
Now I gotta fig' out how to stuff on the 2 GB
Anyway it seems you gotta reboot the N800 for Canola to see things, not very handy.
Last edited by jself; 2009-06-02 at 18:05.
Hmm. So I removed the photos, put PROGRESSIVE JPGs on, and told it to look in internal memory, and it's there. All this time I thought drive K was the 2 GB SD card, while it's the internal 256 MB Micro-SD. Duh.
Now I gotta fig' out how to stuff on the 2 GB
Anyway it seems you gotta reboot the N800 for Canola to see things, not very handy.
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Last edited by jself; 2009-06-02 at 18:05.
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2009-06-06
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You have to expand the removable card and actually select the directory you want. For some reason it does not look in sub folders.
Also, you can refresh the media library from the settings in the main menu. And also make it so it refreshes whenever Canola is restarted.
Also, you can refresh the media library from the settings in the main menu. And also make it so it refreshes whenever Canola is restarted.
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2009-06-06
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Yeah I got that. It was just that my media was on the internal card not removable card 
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» N800, cloned Diablo on 2 GB SD (Device: 600 MB, Internal: 256 MB, Swap: 256 MB), 8 GB external SD
Webdesign: http://www.oquilluksound.com/jrd
Urban Photography: http://stalktheland.blogspot.com
Music: http://www.myspace.com/mfred
» N800, cloned Diablo on 2 GB SD (Device: 600 MB, Internal: 256 MB, Swap: 256 MB), 8 GB external SD
I can't tell if it's the Beta or not, their site only has the Beta link far as I could find, same with Maemo here.
Also I have no experience with Linux so any advice please be aware. Thanks.
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» N800, cloned Diablo on 2 GB SD (Device: 600 MB, Internal: 256 MB, Swap: 256 MB), 8 GB external SD