staran wrote:Supposedly i would have to crack my iphone to get it to work, yes.

It seems some weird operators lock tethering, in thatcase yeah. I just call mine & they switch it on & give me 1gb data for £5 a month. Sorted.

There's another poster on here who had it working & someone on YouTube with a video of it working so it clearly is possible.

If it were impossible then you couldn't have connected at all dude.

Did you connect using the internal IP address or an external IP?

Not ideal but as a one time trick sounds a good workaround. Nice one finding it.

Bouldergeek wrote:I saw my shared folders right after the 2.2 update. I was streaming a 720p TV episode over 802.11G last night and it was fluid.

2.2 seems to have improved SMB browsing on my network (Apple TimeCapsule as wifi router, DLink 2TB NAS as storage).

What format, mkv?

I would never do an upgrade install of any OS whatsoever, a clean install is always easier & runs more smoothly, be it Linux, Windows, or Android.

I'm struggling with using Terminal Emulator for some reason. The instructions seems very straight forward. I'm maybe missing something in the simplicity of the emulator. I omitted the /sdcard as I just copied the folder into the root of the archos directory. So I use /market/*.apk instead. Is this ...

At the risk of repeating myself, get a datel wii wireless controller. It's just like a classic controller for the wiimbut registers as a wiimote standalone. Aces.

Hi, Phone: iPhone 3Gs old bootrom OS: 4.1 jailbreak limerain Archos: A70IT firmware 1.0.84 Tethering success: - USB : didn't tried - Bluetooth : OK but not easy to have it working (TetherMe by Cydia) - WiFi : impossible with iOS, only adhoc no hot spot (MyWi / PDANet) Gla to hear it's working on th...

If you're in the UK I'm pretty sure it's the sellers responsibility to replace then reclaim afterwards from the courier. Check on the consumer advice forum or trading standards site to be sure & find out what legislation to quote. Nb for anyone else receiving a package dented or looking a bit batter...

I've got the datel wii retro wireless controller. It's just like the classic controller for the wii, only completely wireless instead of attached to the wiimote.

Connects & registers as a wiimote to my wii, PC & iphone so should be fine with the 101 too.

Oh, and I just ordered FIOS internet at 35 Gbps which installs the 1st... so I'm thinking browsing the web will be a lot faster! Are you sure that is Gbps and not Mbps? I am just asking because I never heard of anything that fast. Where do you live? I have Comcast 12-15 Mbps service. Hahaha, that's...

YouTube I guess will be the most common flash that would be used in browser.

How about 720p video over wifi? Be interesting to see if there's an improvement there.

Cheers.

viceless wrote:can we please not argue over how to spell vapor? it depends on what side of the pond you are on, and has absolutely no merit upon whether or not it is "right."

Sorry, tongue was in cheek when I posted that, I should use smileys more often, clearly!

It's vapour, not vapor.

Besides, a fair few people have them & I've held one a friend has so, no, it's not.

metalmax83 wrote:Bought a Wii remote and a Classic Controller yesterday. The thing worked great. Gonna buy another controller set and a mini-HDMI cable and then we're in for some cool SNES-Sessions.

Buy the datel wii wireless retro controller instead, same exact functions only just one controller & no wires.

You can get DVDs that claim to sometimes get rid of dead pixels & help prevent them.

There's a couple on usenet usually, worth a try!

It's slower because of how the driver converts the data. There doesn't seem to be any way to speed the process up as long as you want to perform this operation in Windows. If you dual-boot, and your Linux distro has access to your Windows files (don't know why it wouldn't), it would be quicker to b...

Did you follow the guide in the gen8 multidevice forum?

It's quite concise & should hopefully deal with any issues.

What the f*** is black Friday for those of us this side of the Atlantic?!

I assume it is an American thing.

Is the fact it's slower because the windows software is running?

I'm just debating whether it'd be better to boot my linux laptop up & copy the files using smb through that onto an ext3 card when I want to copy files or use this technique.