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2007-12-14
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2007-12-14
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2007-12-14
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I still get the "USB still connected" message on the Nokia, even after using the USB Stop function on the laptop!
I guess my bigger concern is where the N800 Users Guide says that it's possible to damage both the card AND the device with Hot Disconnects...
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2007-12-14
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I've tried file transfers from my laptop to my N800. I used the PC's "Stop" process on the USB's "mass storage" (N800) drive and it tells me it is OK to disconnect the USB device. But the N800 gave a corrupted memory card message when I unplug it.
Should I have to wait longer for the N800 to somehow disconnect itself?
Now the card (1 of two 2gb cards) flakes out when I try to access it, causes the N800 to dim out/shut off and necessitating it's removal and re-inserting the battery. The PC won't recognize tme SD when I try to access it via a separate USB card reader.