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2007-07-03
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2007-07-03
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2007-07-03
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2007-07-03
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@ Germany
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cd /home/user/MyDocs ln -s / System
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2007-07-03
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You can open xterm and do the following:
Now open Nokia's filemanager and you will be able to browse the whole file system.Code:cd /home/user/MyDocs ln -s / System
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2007-07-03
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@ "Almost there!" (Monte Christo, Count of)
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2007-07-03
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Some people say that it's a bad idea because some programs (like the media player) scan the MyDocs folder to find audio/video files and ... loop !
For me GPE Filemanager is fine. (or xterm)
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2007-07-04
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I can xterm my way around but its painfull without a real keyboard.
Thanks,
e-ville