Wireless connect to Windows

gogu1904 · 08-02-2020, 04:59 AM

Hello,

A Kobo connected to Windows via USB gets a drive letter. From that point on you work with it as if it were a local drive. I would like to get the same but by avoiding using a cable (weak metallic contacts etc). Is it possible to get the kobo attached wirelessly to a Windows machine, and allow all the operations be done from that machine? If you consider that another scenario works better, please help me with your insight.

Thank you.

gogu1904 · 08-02-2020, 05:56 AM

I answer myself. FTP connect to Kobo with FTP daemon started via NickelMenu as described in NM thread. It works great.

08-02-2020, 04:59 AM	#1
gogu1904 Connoisseur Posts: 80 Karma: 2112464 Join Date: May 2019 Device: Kobo Aura One LE	Wireless connect to Windows Hello, A Kobo connected to Windows via USB gets a drive letter. From that point on you work with it as if it were a local drive. I would like to get the same but by avoiding using a cable (weak metallic contacts etc). Is it possible to get the kobo attached wirelessly to a Windows machine, and allow all the operations be done from that machine? If you consider that another scenario works better, please help me with your insight. Thank you.

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08-02-2020, 05:56 AM	#2
gogu1904 Connoisseur Posts: 80 Karma: 2112464 Join Date: May 2019 Device: Kobo Aura One LE	I answer myself. FTP connect to Kobo with FTP daemon started via NickelMenu as described in NM thread. It works great.

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