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WM5torage – Turns Smartphone into USB Mass Storage Device

Posted by Chris Leckness on April 5, 2006 – 11:50 am
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WM5torage.jpgThis program will export the flash memory card inside the smartphone as usual USB Mass Storage device (ordinary "usb disk") – effectively turning smartphone into flash reader (albeit USB 1.0 only, and not very fast).

It was tested with Tornado Smartphone Platform with recent firmware update. It could work with other phones and even with PDAs, hovewer I cant be sure about compatibility, as I had to break some specifications to defuse "anomalies" (bugs?) in the propietary HTC/OMAP USB hardware driver.

When activated, memory card will not be accessible in the smartphone, as all direct access to the flash card will be routed to USB. Take note that if some currently running programs have files open from the storage card, that can prevent Mass Storage from activation ("error 1f"). In that case, try to close all running programs

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