QUOTE(super_evil_alien @ Nov 16 2010, 12:46 PM)
Yes to all except for the QBW widget.
Me,Eiraku & meLi all agreed QBW is too much pain to configure & creating .desktop aka menu/desktop shortcut is much easier.
The idea may started from me but without Eiraku & meLi I wouldn't have made it.
I only hit the jackpot when I tried meLi's busybox method.
Update on the OTG.Updated to h-e-n v0.2.8 this morning.Now FAT32 mounting working perfectly with the app itself.But in order to mount NTFS drives it'll be better to use my desktop shortcut method.
So far every NTFS drives I've thrown at my N900 have been detected & read properly.
If everything goes well & other experienced users agrees,I'll post the OTG guide tonight.
It may not work like OTG in N8 but it'll work fine & reliable.
My thought is this:Nokia should have give away plenty of N8 like they did with N900 during the Maemo Conference. With this way other average/power users can test the device & report back to Nokia about the problems.
Initial N900 has some issues such as filmsy microUSB port,unmatured OS etc2.But after all the feedbacks several problems was fixed with the production model.
This is not the time for Nokia to keep their product as secret.In order to show users that Nokia listen to them & the product is reliable,Nokia must let users test the product before heading to production line.
I found the 5-6% failure rate of N8(in LYN alone) as rather unacceptable compared to N900 which have around 2-3% failure rate(in LYN alone)
Not to mention there are more N900 users compared to N8.
3 months down the road....Me,Eiraku & meLi all agreed QBW is too much pain to configure & creating .desktop aka menu/desktop shortcut is much easier.
The idea may started from me but without Eiraku & meLi I wouldn't have made it.
I only hit the jackpot when I tried meLi's busybox method.
Update on the OTG.Updated to h-e-n v0.2.8 this morning.Now FAT32 mounting working perfectly with the app itself.But in order to mount NTFS drives it'll be better to use my desktop shortcut method.
So far every NTFS drives I've thrown at my N900 have been detected & read properly.
If everything goes well & other experienced users agrees,I'll post the OTG guide tonight.
It may not work like OTG in N8 but it'll work fine & reliable.
My thought is this:Nokia should have give away plenty of N8 like they did with N900 during the Maemo Conference. With this way other average/power users can test the device & report back to Nokia about the problems.
Initial N900 has some issues such as filmsy microUSB port,unmatured OS etc2.But after all the feedbacks several problems was fixed with the production model.
This is not the time for Nokia to keep their product as secret.In order to show users that Nokia listen to them & the product is reliable,Nokia must let users test the product before heading to production line.
I found the 5-6% failure rate of N8(in LYN alone) as rather unacceptable compared to N900 which have around 2-3% failure rate(in LYN alone)
Not to mention there are more N900 users compared to N8.
N8 becomes cheaper... like RM1200 - RM1300 due to popular demand.
5-6% failure in those numbers are sure to attract some attention.
unless the more newer production models, a.k.a second batch quality is improved.
but nokia is known to relaunch some 'fixed' products as new products... we have witnessed that first hand more than once...
Nov 16 2010, 01:10 PM

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