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I just fixed to connect my PC keyboard without installing any other programs. Awsome!
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@joerg_rw :
thanx for your advance from my 1st report but unfortunately I don't have any pc linux at all.
Sorry while I edit my imei suddenly i overwrite sda1 to sdb1 on last word. that was a mistake, so actually the problem is with primary hard drive on n86 it self, Icon copy , move file from n900 to 8GB sdhc and delete file inside MC from N900. as far as I know as standard format for mobile usually FAT or FAT32 not NTFS which is microsoft development.
but at part of kernel message from h-e-n it was succesfully scan and set write protected off, but while tried to copy to primary hard drive on n86, cause something I don't know its been set to read only.
I am curious so I plugged again and the reported were ?
below on attachment
Last edited by cloud596; 2010-11-17 at 10:24.
thanx for your advance from my 1st report but unfortunately I don't have any pc linux at all.
Sorry while I edit my imei suddenly i overwrite sda1 to sdb1 on last word. that was a mistake, so actually the problem is with primary hard drive on n86 it self, Icon copy , move file from n900 to 8GB sdhc and delete file inside MC from N900. as far as I know as standard format for mobile usually FAT or FAT32 not NTFS which is microsoft development.
but at part of kernel message from h-e-n it was succesfully scan and set write protected off, but while tried to copy to primary hard drive on n86, cause something I don't know its been set to read only.
I am curious so I plugged again and the reported were ?
below on attachment
Last edited by cloud596; 2010-11-17 at 10:24.
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2010-11-17
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I've also tested two quite recent nokia smartphones, equipped with microsd adjunctive memory: an E51 and an E90.
With sfdisk -l both showed sda1 to 4 after connecting with h-e-n, which is the first weird thing because they should show two partitions only (internal and sdcard); also, the partitions appeared empty.
A cheap Chinese mp3 player with 2 gigs on board didn't get recognized in any way.
I'm not particularly interested in making those work. Anyway, if someone is interested I can attach dmesg output for each device.
All thumb drives I have work well, and this is what counts to me. Also two external hard drives with their external power supply I have, connected to a hub and from the hub to the n900, did get enumerated and could be mounted - for the NTFS one I did like in http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...5&postcount=10
With sfdisk -l both showed sda1 to 4 after connecting with h-e-n, which is the first weird thing because they should show two partitions only (internal and sdcard); also, the partitions appeared empty.
A cheap Chinese mp3 player with 2 gigs on board didn't get recognized in any way.
I'm not particularly interested in making those work. Anyway, if someone is interested I can attach dmesg output for each device.
All thumb drives I have work well, and this is what counts to me. Also two external hard drives with their external power supply I have, connected to a hub and from the hub to the n900, did get enumerated and could be mounted - for the NTFS one I did like in http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...5&postcount=10
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2010-11-17
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Originally Posted by cloud596
please check your log. it has several lines suggesting "USB cable defect?"
@joerg_rw :
thanx for your advance from my 1st report but unfortunately I don't have any pc linux at all.
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but at part of kernel message from h-e-n it was succesfully scan and set write protected off, but while tried to copy to primary hard drive on n86, cause something I don't know its been set to read only.
I am curious so I plugged again and the reported were ?
below on attachment
Also it seems the device is recognized as full-speed, while you're trying to connect high-speed.
In addition to my answer in other thread, I'd suggest trying a better cable/adapter combo, and also try to use different speeds in h-e-n GUI.
Also I don't know if there's such a thing, but if there is then you should select "mass storage mode" on N86, at least for initial testing. Make sure N86 doesn't try to charge from USB, this would cause problems with VBUS overload and switchoff, which also will result in hostmode failing after initial proper ENUM. To rule that out you may want to use a externally powered hub.
Thanks for the log :-)
cheers
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I'm still waiting for my USB adapter to arrive in mail before I can try to attach a real device, however:
- USB/wall charger is not attached to N900
- Start h-e-n
- Wait 5 seconds
- Close h-e-n
- Battery is now detected as having MUCH less life.
For example if I have 90% battery remaining suddenly it will have 50% remaining. If I open h-e-n for 5 seconds and quit again, suddenly N900 says my battery is dead.
(I understand that BME must be stopped for h-e-n to function and that battery monitoring won't work while it is active, I'm talking about after h-e-n has closed)
Is this normal experienced by everyone else or have I got something wrong? I'm using power45 and h-e-n 0.2-8
EDIT/Update: I decided to try "stop bme" followed by "start bme" and after issuing these commands, the battery level appears to be the normal (expeced) value again.
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- USB/wall charger is not attached to N900
- Start h-e-n
- Wait 5 seconds
- Close h-e-n
- Battery is now detected as having MUCH less life.
For example if I have 90% battery remaining suddenly it will have 50% remaining. If I open h-e-n for 5 seconds and quit again, suddenly N900 says my battery is dead.
(I understand that BME must be stopped for h-e-n to function and that battery monitoring won't work while it is active, I'm talking about after h-e-n has closed)
Is this normal experienced by everyone else or have I got something wrong? I'm using power45 and h-e-n 0.2-8
EDIT/Update: I decided to try "stop bme" followed by "start bme" and after issuing these commands, the battery level appears to be the normal (expeced) value again.
Last edited by stlpaul; 2010-11-17 at 22:05.
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2010-11-17
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Originally Posted by stlpaul
Don't ask me what bme is doing to guesstimate battery capacity. Maybe it gets confused by 'sudden' voltage drop, or it goes mad about somebody "messed with bq24150" - no idea. My suggestion: just ignore it. If battery really would drop at that rate, your device would melt and glow.
I'm still waiting for my USB adapter to arrive in mail before I can try to attach a real device, however:
- USB/wall charger is not attached to N900
- Start h-e-n
- Wait 5 seconds
- Close h-e-n
- Battery is now detected as having MUCH less life.
For example if I have 90% battery remaining suddenly it will have 50% remaining. If I open h-e-n for 5 seconds and quit again, suddenly N900 says my battery is dead.
(I understand that BME must be stopped for h-e-n to function and that battery monitoring won't work while it is active, I'm talking about after h-e-n has closed)
Is this normal experienced by everyone else or have I got something wrong? I'm using power45 and h-e-n 0.2-8
EDIT/Update: I decided to try "stop bme" followed by "start bme" and after issuing these commands, the battery level appears to be the normal (expeced) value again.
BME is known to store things to CAL (a persistent storage partition for all sort of small data), and maybe it decides battery has to be very near to an end when voltage is dropping by 100mV from last probe to next probe (ignoring there were arbitrary off times between). Aslo BME is known to lie about capacity. This seems in accordance with other phones. The icon is all but linear.
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Originally Posted by joerg_rw
Don't ask me what bme is doing to guesstimate battery capacity. Maybe it gets confused by 'sudden' voltage drop, or it goes mad about somebody "messed with bq24150" - no idea. My suggestion: just ignore it. If battery really would drop at that rate, your device would melt and glow.
/j
I was sure the battery didn't really lose full capacity in a matter of seconds.In fact, after more repeated "stop bme" and "start bme" I can see that the readings fluctuate quite large amounts each time it is restarted in general.
so in other words "Nothing to see here. Move along."
Thanks.
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2010-11-17
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Originally Posted by firstknight
anyone can help me??
hmm i tried.. and this is what i got...as per attachement....
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2010-11-18
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I'm attaching another log, for Patriot 16GB USB stick. For this one I needed to hit 2 times Mount before it appeared in File Manager.
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