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2010-09-29
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Originally Posted by coderedcomputing
Please see "problem with typing 64 digit WiFi key! problem with ALL NOKIA INTERNET TABLETS???"
I'm just laughing over here, got my N900 last night, been fiddling with it and got the wifi access codes for my work, and their WPA2 key is 64 chars long!! It's killing me typing this thing in, and when I try it, LOL it only lets me type in 63 chars, HAHAHA
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2010-09-29
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you can email the key to yourself, ctrl-c it from the email (you have to click reply), and ctrl-v it to the proper place, just to be sure.
edit: or, even better, look at the thread posted above
edit: or, even better, look at the thread posted above
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2010-09-29
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Originally Posted by m0da
Probably need wifi access to receive email
you can email the key to yourself
I keep around an SD card with my commonly used wifi keys that I can stick into whatever and copy and paste. Also BT (bluetooth not bittorrent!) transfer is useful for this kind of thing.
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2010-09-29
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Originally Posted by m0da
buy another n900 and joikuspot wifi and use that connection to access your email to copy paste the key in on the original n900
you can email the key to yourself, ctrl-c it from the email (you have to click reply), and ctrl-v it to the proper place, just to be sure.
I'm sure I'm missing something very simple, or I may just download some apps tonight on my home network to manage keys, but this is just funny to me.
Thoughts? (was hoping to get xkobo loaded for a meeting in an hour LOL)
****Nevermind. WPA Key editor. See what one can do when one is not trying to lookup info on talk.maemo while in meetings? Lesson, go home, get a beer, and pay attention!**** LOL
Last edited by coderedcomputing; 2010-09-30 at 00:25.