Nokia N95

Mr G · #**101** 12-05-2007, 02:09 PM

The SD adaptor works fine thats what i use now.
I have a sandisk card reader but my 4gb card don't fit in it like my old 2gb card,it's a bit thicker thats probably why.

Gizmoratty · #**102** 12-05-2007, 02:19 PM

This might be the one you're talking about mcbain, but I use one of the tiddley USB readers about double the size of the USB 2.0 port itself - They're great! :P

mcbain · #**103** 12-05-2007, 09:19 PM

Is there meant to be a photo on your last post Giz?
I actually saw the kingston one in a thread somewhere here, so checked ebay and found one. dont think i can justify $50 for it yet wen the adaptor works fine for now. Its not double the size of the port, it looks just like a normal flash/thumb drive but you put your microSD in the back of it.

Gizmoratty · #**104** 12-05-2007, 09:45 PM

No, sorry - But here's a pic anyways

You can buy them from here (SDHC compatible)

dannyT · #**105** 12-06-2007, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by DBrice

I have read your thread with interest - and have implemented the method of just copying the 4 files with success. sighh..

Now I want to revert to the default fonts - UPS... can't do that..

This is a N85 8GB version - which will not let me delete the files from the phone and not allow MASS-STORAGE connection (I assume it is because the font files on the E: are in use...) - and of course the memory cant be removed, - as on the regular N95 - ARRRGGHH

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PLEASE HELP, - how do I remove the fonts..

Has anyone found a way around this issue yet? To summarise the issue is that because us N95 8GB users dont have a removable memory card, the phone ALWAYS boots up using the newly installed font. There appears to be no-way of now changing this to either a new font or the standard Nokia one. If you try and choose 'data transfer' when you connect the USB cable is says it can't as the mass memory is already in use (presumably by the fonts themselves).

Help anyone please! I dont really want to have to format my memory card again.....

Mr G · #**106** 12-06-2007, 09:51 AM

How did you install the font?

dannyT · #**107** 12-06-2007, 09:54 AM

By creating a fonts directory in the resources folder on the mass memory and then creating 4 seperate font files using the names previously mentioned (nohindisnr60.ttf, nohinddissb60.ttf, nohinditsb60.ttf and s60digi.ttf). It works fine like that but now it appears you're stuck with them!

Mr G · #**108** 12-06-2007, 09:56 AM

Can you not delete the folder by using Y browser or FExplorer,or have you tried that already?

dannyT · #**109** 12-06-2007, 09:58 AM

Yep i've tried that, well by using SExplorer which I guess is the same sort of program, but it doesnt let you as of course the file is in use at the moment

Gizmoratty · #**110** 12-06-2007, 10:46 AM

Unfortunately it looks like a bit of situation you can't get out of without an hard reset.. :(

Using Fontrouter, I would have just suggested uninstalling the application (Which I've just tested, and there seems to be no problems with that at all)

I'll add this info in the first post