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2010-03-29 , 21:34
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Hi all

As the title suggests i was wondering if there is any way to access the memory card in my n900 via bluetooth? I have it paired with my mac pro and i can send/receive files to the phones internal memory but i can't seem to get into the memory card.

Any ideas?

Cheers

CH
 
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2010-03-29 , 23:33
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no one?

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2010-03-30 , 03:41
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I use my n900 without a sd card. When i get one, ill try
 
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2010-03-30 , 11:19
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Yes it is possible.
The following instructions require the use of the command line (X Terminal) , take extreme care and do not follow them if you are not aware of what these commands do.

Launch the X Terminal and use the following commands:
Code:
chmod +w .obex-root
ln -s /media/ .obex-root/Memory\ Card
chmod -w .obex-root
See the attached image for how these commands will look in the X Terminal.

When browsing your device over Bluetooth you will see a new folder 'Memory Card' If the memory card is inserted there will be a folder 'mmc1' under this that is your memory card. You will not be able to write to the 'Memory Card' folder, only to the mmc1 folder below that.
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2010-03-30 , 12:57
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Thanks LES.. that worked perfectly.

Another cable i can forget about now =)

Cheers again

CH
 
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