i think this sounds really, really stupid, but:
How do you connect you iliad to your PC?
The Ethernet part of the travel hub works, but if i connect it to the PC using the usb cable it doesn't show up as mass storage device.
AArgh.
Well, except that, it's really cool.
tribble
07-21-2006, 06:34 AM
If you use windows, you should just have to tur on your iLiad, plug in the travel hub, plug travelhub with provided usb-cable into pc, and get a removable media device on your computer.
If that doesnt work, either your computer doesnt recongnize usb drives, or your iliad or travelhub, or usb cable is broken
ah. ok.
Rebooting and/or plugging in the power supply helped. This thingie seriously needs a low battery warning.
Riocaz
07-21-2006, 06:40 AM
I was going to say it worked fine for me last night but then the power cord was plugged in at the time.
emkay
07-21-2006, 09:05 AM
Hi,
I found that the USB link doesn't work when the battery is lowish, even when the mains power is plugged in.
Conclusion1: The Iliad needs a reasonable amount of onboard power to be recognised as a USB storage device by your PC. This I find strange, when you consider that USB sticks have no onboard power. But then I suppose the Iliad needs more than USB's built in 5v to do its thing - it is running its own OS after all.
Conclusion2: The Iliad is not running on mains power when plugged in, it's just running from the charging battery. (?!)
Conclusion3: Yes, they do need a low battery warning.
And bring on the power management!