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2011-05-07
, 13:41
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What happens when you go to in Aard Dictionary to Dictionary > Add Dictionaries or Dictionary > Add Directory? System's file open dialog should appear and allow you to navigate your device's file system. If your card is recognized by device - then it's there. Now, the open file dialog I get on N810 is not a proper Maemo file dialog but rather a generic one, so internal and external memory show up as "mmc-undefined-name-internal" (/media/mmc2) and "mmc-undefined-name" (/media/mmc1). I'm not sure if on N900 you get something like this or a proper system file open dialog.
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2011-05-07
, 16:08
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When I go in Aard Dictionary to Add Dictionary (or add Directory) I get a file open dialog. However, it is a quite limited file browser. The highest level I can browse to is the /home directory. However, the SD card seems to be mounted at /media.
I had to use midnight commander to see that, since the standard file manager seems to be a little limited (although it shows an entry for the SD card).
Would it be possible to mount the sd card somewhere in the /home directory?
I had to use midnight commander to see that, since the standard file manager seems to be a little limited (although it shows an entry for the SD card).
Would it be possible to mount the sd card somewhere in the /home directory?
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2011-05-07
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Originally Posted by Nikos
This is weird. Again, open file dialog is not something implemented by Aard Dictionary, comes from Qt. Looks like a bug in latest PyQt4/Qt for N900??
The highest level I can browse to is the /home directory.
Originally Posted by Nikos
No need to go to such extremes. Edit (or create if it doesn't exist) file /home/user/.aarddict/sources.json and put in
Would it be possible to mount the sd card somewhere in the /home directory?
Code:
[ "/media/mmc1/", "/media/mmc2/" ]
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2011-05-07
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Thank You!
PS: This kind of community support is the reason why I bought an opensource software driven device.
Last edited by Nikos; 2011-05-07 at 18:14.
PS: This kind of community support is the reason why I bought an opensource software driven device.
Last edited by Nikos; 2011-05-07 at 18:14.
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I am a proud new N900 user (not exactly a first-mover
I have bought a 16GB micro-SD card to use it mainly for an offline wikipedia. After googling a little around I decided that Aard dictionary would be the choice for me. Installation went fine. However, Aard dictionary does not allow me to add a dictionary from the external sd card (it does not "see" it). The card is properly recognized by all other programs I tried it with.
Any ideas?
Thanx