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2010-11-26
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Did you try this yet? (I repost because I edited it in to my last post, so I realize you may have made an honest mistake and not noticed it.)
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2010-11-26
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I don't think it's the backside of his N900 that needs adjusting. His head, on the other hand....
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Go to the multiboot threads, and the power kernel threads, and read. Your problem is only indirectly connected to h-e-n. Your problem is that you obviously aren't listening to the fact that with multiboot installed, there are special steps you have to take before you can boot with power kernel. If you can't figure out how to do that, you don't need multiboot, so my recommendation is uninstall multiboot (or bootmenu, or both if for some reason you installed those), THEN reboot, THEN reinstall power kernel again, and then reboot again. If you aren't willing to figure out how to make Multiboot load the power kernel, something there's plenty of information on, then you should just uninstall multiboot. And if you go that route, you should go through all of the above steps. If you don't do them, in that order, **** might still not work, and then everyone will be less happy.
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2010-11-26
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It may have been suggested already, but this "Micro USB Type A to USB Female Type A" cable from Digikey for $10/Ģ7 would be ideal: US site link, UK site link.
It's confirmed as working with the Archos USB Host Mode in this thread.
Or there is the official Nokia "Adapter Cable for USB OTG", the CA-157 (this is the USB OTG cable accessory supplied with the N8).
The CA-157 appears to be available from Amazon here for Ģ6.50 (plus shipping) but I can't find it anywhere else or from Nokia which might make the Amazon link seem suspicious but given past experience of Nokia accessories this is actually quite normal.
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2010-11-26
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2010-11-26
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2010-11-26
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2010-11-26
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2010-11-26
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2010-11-26
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apt-get install multiboot-kernel-power
then you can see power kernel in multiboot options. it works for me!