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2008-04-24
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2008-04-24
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2008-04-24
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2008-04-25
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Python used to be simple to install but they changed something about how it was packaged, thus it can be confusing now. Anyways, the easiest way to do this should be by just going into Application Manager, click "menu -> tools -> catalogs...", hilight maemo extras, hit edit, uncheck "Disabled:" and have it update it's list. Now click "installable applications" (or whatever it's called), pick "All" for the category, and scroll down to usbcontrol, tap it and click Install.
-John
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2008-04-26
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2008-04-26
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Anyway, I rebooted, set USBcontrol to Host mode and excitedly plugged in the USB cable, then the FEM A<->Fem A adapter and plugged in the USB2 2Gb SanDisk thumbdrive.
The 810 gave a message:
" USB Device Not Supported" then a popup "Unable to connect. Device not supported"
The USB Control dialog reported:
USB CONTROLLER MODE: a_wait_vrise
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0781:a7c1 SanDisk Corp
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
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2008-04-26
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That's actually normal. It will say it's not supported, but it really is. Check in File manager and it should appear. Hopefully you have a chance to read this before you have to return the N810.
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2008-04-26
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2008-04-26
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@ Ottawa, ON
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Tried it a few one more times, even with reboots in between, verified host mode, before I returned it. No luck.
Same errors "USB device not supported" and later the popup "Unable to connect, Device not supported."
This was the USBCONTROL dialog.
USB CONTROLLER MODE: a_host
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0781:a7c1 SanDisk Corp
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
File Manager did not see it, did not create a new drive or folder that I could locate, tried it a bunch of times.
Refreshed USBCONTROL then tried a different micro-thumb drive and got:
USB CONTROLLER MODE: a_host
Bus 001 Device 006: ID 058f:6331 Alcor Micro Corp.
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
File Manager did not see it again.
All I can do for now. I'll have to decide which gadget to buy. Thanks again for your efforts.
Can somebody point me to some threads that I can follow that lead all the way through the process, rather than just "load Python, set routes and go" kind of shortcut instructions for GNU/Linux wizards, and that don't require flashing?
BTW, tried loading Python 2.5 runtime from Maemo, so I could install USBCONTROL deb, but no luck again, always said it was missing files. Still wading through cryptic threads about how to get it loaded. I apologize in advance if this is the millionth post about this. Thanks for your help.