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2009-10-15
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Yeah I would appreciate it if nobody else posted whining, this-is-a-dealbreaker nonsense. We've got several hundred of those posts now. Yeah we get it.
5. ... if your use case is as silly as wanting to connect a DVD/CD drive because you do not want to rip movies/songs, then you need to take a deep breath, count to 10 and decide to grow up. Just my opinion, of course.
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2009-10-15
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What I absolutely cannot understand, as a use case, is wanting to use the N**0 with a DVD drive. Sure, it's fun in a geeky sort of way (and I'm sure many of us who had the original 770 connected it to a vast array of peripherals), but no one seriously expects Nokia (or any sane company, for the matter) to cater for the bizarre eventuality of someone saying that they do not want to rip their CDs or DVDs but want to lug around the drive and connect it to their phone. It might be interesting as a side project, and it may even give some useful by product, but calling it a dealbreaker is... well... stupid.
Yeah I would appreciate it if nobody else posted whining, this-is-a-dealbreaker nonsense. We've got several hundred of those posts now. Yeah we get it.
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2009-10-15
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2009-10-15
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Could someone compile the drivers I linked to a while ago? That would be helpful.
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2009-10-15
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2009-10-15
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2009-10-15
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USB OTG is not the same as USB Host. USB OTG is an embedded spec that enables devices to have knowledge about certain other devices built into them. That way you can plug a camera directly into a printer and have them talk...without needing to have a PC in-between.
Even basic USB supports host (A-device) or peripheral (B-device) mode. It's a software issue. I don't understand why this basic functionality would be crippled...unless they only had time to fully test the B-mode software, and do not have A-mode coded yet. Maybe A-mode sucked to much power so they left it uncoded.
Can Quim speak to this?
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2009-10-16
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Can someone edit the first post with clarification linking to qgil's post. Or add that post in the first post. We're getting the same arguments based on misinformation over and over again.
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Personally, I wouldn't feel too bad about having to carry around a little powered hub with some sort of batter pack hack to get this working.