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2011-01-07
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2011-01-08
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2011-01-08
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2011-01-08
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Glad you got "internet" -- whatever that means.
If you want to connect to an ethernet with no other machines, you'll need USB host mode and some USB ethernet dongle; not sure if anyone has done this on the N900 yet.
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2011-01-08
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2011-01-09
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2011-01-09
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The first reply even said he wasnt sure if it has been done before and im not about to subject my N900 to experiments since im not rich.