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usb driver for Nokia N70 - non-properitery

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dabster Original post #1
Dec 19, 2007 at 11:37 PM
Hello ppl,

Any simple USB driver for N70 so that we can use the phone just as Pen drive on PC, and we don't have to use the PC-Suite ?

Or we are bound with Nokia's properitery driver completely :(.

Motorola good in this respect all Motorola phones are detected as USB drives as soon you connect 'em to PC.

Is there any crack tht I needn't install PCSuite still phone is detected...?

--dabster
Tech.Masti
Dec 20, 2007 at 12:03 AM
Lg phones are also detects as Memory Storage without any driver
expertno.1
Dec 20, 2007 at 1:42 PM
dabster said:
Hello ppl,

Any simple USB driver for N70 so that we can use the phone just as Pen drive on PC, and we don't have to use the PC-Suite ?

Or we are bound with Nokia's properitery driver completely :(.

Motorola good in this respect all Motorola phones are detected as USB drives as soon you connect 'em to PC.

Is there any crack tht I needn't install PCSuite still phone is detected...?

--dabster

Dude all new phones supports usb mass storage device now , including the new ones like n73 5700 and all .,,,,,except N70 and N72

N70 is of year 2005 and didn't include mass storage feature.....

You have to use PC suite.....there is no other way........
or get a card reader and put the files in the card using it.....


Thanks
Regards.....
Expertno.1
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dabster #4
Dec 22, 2007 at 3:22 AM
expertno.1 said:
Dude all new phones supports usb mass storage device now , including the new ones like n73 5700 and all .,,,,,except N70 and N72

N70 is of year 2005 and didn't include mass storage feature.....

You have to use PC suite.....there is no other way........
or get a card reader and put the files in the card using it.....

So it means that N70 won't be detected on linux too, I haven't tried till now. The open source community must have created some wrapper for it...? is it so?
Then there could be a possiblity that it can be ported to windows too :D.
But I think nobody would take so much pain to make thing work as the newer models are good enough to do that by default.
expertno.1
Dec 22, 2007 at 2:08 PM
dabster said:
So it means that N70 won't be detected on linux too, I haven't tried till now. The open source community must have created some wrapper for it...? is it so?
Then there could be a possiblity that it can be ported to windows too :D.
But I think nobody would take so much pain to make thing work as the newer models are good enough to do that by default.

No dude ,...... you can use it in linux too

*cholito.org/2007/12/17/nokia-n70-and-linux

Thanks
Regards.....
Expertno.1