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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
It's somewhat doable with the usbnetwork hack, via ssh (or another protocol) over WiFi, (I'd use sshfs on Linux, for example), but it might not be for the faint of heart, and I have no idea how to implement that on non-Linux systems.
On the 'another protocol' front, I guess one could go the overkill way and try to setup a samba server on the Kindle... or Bonjour or whatever the hell Apple uses nowadays.
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let me reword my question (again!!!)
without additional hacks or jumping through hoops, is there a simple procedure one can use to have the kindle appear in the windows network window (much the same as a usb connected kindle appears in the [my] computer window) as a device that you can use as an external/network drive.
in my humble opinion amazon sure missed the boat on this when creating/designing/introducing the wireless 3rd gen kindle.
i guess i'll just have to assume that the answer is no.
"...and so it goes..."