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Re: N900 will not allow USB OTG!
This is where Shepherd will be useful! When you plug a USB device into your NIT, Shepherd will notice and can ask if you want to start the ad-hoc wifi network. Then, on the N900, when you connect to the adhoc network, Shepherd can ask if you want to mount the USB devices from the tablet on your N900, and open the file manager for you.
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Re: N900 will not allow USB OTG!
Would you mind adding this to the Shepherd thread so I don't forget about it ? (surfing from the NIT right now) Thanks.
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anyway, it may be some kind of solution for somebody... |
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For those of you needing OTG for reading pendrives and such, what about this:
http://www.expansys.com/d.aspx?i=184658 ? |
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Physical problem with N900 SD slot.
What is the performance? Will it work with > 32GB storage? |
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I like the constructive ideas though! One person already found a solution to using serial ports via bluetooth. It seems like the problems we have remaining are: USB Mass storage devices Other USB peripherals |
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@bocaJ: Doesn't the N900 have a microSD port in one of the sides? From the specifications it says there are two microSD expansion slots, one internal upto 32Gb and another one external upto 16Gb. From the 3D model in http://maemo.nokia.com/n900/360/ the external slot doesn't seem to have problems for this device to connect.
@Matan: From the producer specifications page it seems 32Gb is the limit, as it is the limit for the SDHC host. Anyway I imagine the N900 external microSD slot would limit this to 16Gb. |
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I think there's only one MicroSD slot. The 32GB are built-in. And 16 GB is the maximum currently available for MicroSD, so it's advertised as a slot for 16 GB.
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I truly hope that Nokia will fix whatever the "several HW bugs" exist and plan for a model that will support USB OTG. This device without USB support to me is simply a high performance phone, not a "high performance mobile computer" as advertised.
The question still remains .. would it be at all possible to provide USB peripheral support with some sort of software and hardware hack? I've yet to see this question definitively answered. |
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