cortina61 | # 1 | 2010-06-17, 07:45 | Report

Ive downloaded emule programme files to my docs but what app do I use to install the .exe file?

Is it poss to use emule on n900 or is there something better you would recommend?

willi_iam | # 2 | 2010-06-17, 07:52 | Report

qemu + wine


seriously... this device isn't the right one to handle win-executables

CrckMc | # 3 | 2010-06-17, 07:53 | Report

emule? where do you live?

i thought the donkey died long time ago.

i would recommend transmission it is also p2p but torrent

acou | # 4 | 2010-06-17, 07:59 | Report

The Donkey is still unbeatable in providing rare files. I've been able to get hold of some documents which led to several good marks.
Emule & BT don't cancel each other out, they complement each other.

kingoddball | # 5 | 2010-06-17, 08:02 | Report

Look for a linux version (or similar) and use easy debain or install via apt-get.

cortina61 | # 6 | 2010-06-17, 08:11 | Report

lol! Im in the deep south of the uk. Loads of donkeys here.
Thanks for the replies, I will try something else. I get swept along with this idea that this 'internet tablet ' (yeah right) will do everything my laptop does. And I love that emule!

willi_iam | # 7 | 2010-06-17, 08:19 | Report

Like kingoddball said:

easydebian will be the easiest way. Try 'apt-cache search emule' oder 'apt-cache search edonkey' and you'll find a few programs that will do the job (like amule).

Patola | # 8 | 2010-06-17, 08:24 | Report

Duplicate of this thread?

jormartr | # 9 | 2010-06-17, 22:48 | Report

You can use mldonkey (with web interface, sancho gui, or kmldonkey gui) or amule (gtk or web), running in daemon mode into debian (with easy debian, or own debootstrap).

So yes, its do-able.

persmule | # 10 | 2012-06-30, 16:56 | Report

Why not build an amule from source within your n900 BOX just as I have done?