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Xda Exec / Flash drive

  • 15-02-2007 10:05pm
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    Perhaps a bit of a bizare question, but is it possible to connect a flash drive to an Xda Exec in any way? A relatively cheap method preferably, but any ideas?


    I know Maplin used to sell some "USB on-the-go" box before, which transferred from one mass storage to another.. was about €100.

    Any other thoughts?


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    skearon
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    ciaranfo wrote:
    Perhaps a bit of a bizare question, but is it possible to connect a flash drive to an Xda Exec in any way? A relatively cheap method preferably, but any ideas?


    I know Maplin used to sell some "USB on-the-go" box before, which transferred from one mass storage to another.. was about €100.

    Any other thoughts?

    No, as it doesn't support the USB host function


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    My understanding skearon was that the "copybox" ment that neither device had to act as a "host"?


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