Is it possible to mount the SD Card Via BlueTooth?

[silentfrost]

Hey Guys,

This is my first post in these forums

I was wondering if it's possible to mount the Nexus One SD card using BlueTooth. I'm bought the desktop dock and was trying to avoid using the USB cable if possible.

Thanks for any assistance!

[keyplyr]

Not that I'm aware of.

Don't know what "doc" you bought, but the Google Nexus One Doc doesn't use the mini USB cable & does not engage the mount/umount SD card feature at all.

And welcome to the forms silentfrost!

[silentfrost]

Thanks for the reply! I'm excited about joining the community

I bought the Google Doc although I'm not trying to use it to connect to my computer. I just want to be able to rest it there while I connect to my PC via Blue Tooth.

If I cannot mount the SD card without the USB cable is it possible to transfer files onto it using Blue Tooth with a windows explorer type of approach?

PS... It's a shame that the doc doesn't support the USB connectivity

[keyplyr]

I use ES File Explorer (free in the Market) to FTP files from my home computer to my server to make updates to my website when away from home.

Check it out, it may work for what you need.

[gorn]

If wi-fi is okay rather than bluetooth, you can use a program like WinSCP [ WinSCP :: Free SFTP and FTP client for Windows ] paired with an sftp/scp server like QuickSSHD [ QuickSSHD | TeslaCoil Software ].

[Maris]

Originally Posted by silentfrost

Thanks for the reply! I'm excited about joining the community

I bought the Google Doc although I'm not trying to use it to connect to my computer. I just want to be able to rest it there while I connect to my PC via Blue Tooth.

If I cannot mount the SD card without the USB cable is it possible to transfer files onto it using Blue Tooth with a windows explorer type of approach?

PS... It's a shame that the doc doesn't support the USB connectivity

You might want to check out Bluetooth File Transfer. I use that sometimes to connect to my computer.

[silentfrost]

I think I found a good solution to my problem. I downloaded the app called DavDrive from the market. That app runs a web server which exposes the \sdcard directory. I'm now trying to map that web server to a drive on a windows machine. Although, I'm currently having some difficulties. I will post back here once I figure out a solution.

[dimmakherbs]

ya Blue Tooth file transfer works. I havn't mounted my phone to computer since. I just transfer them all through Bluetooth.