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I have many of the files & folders which I downloaded on March 11, but I can't seem to access the ftp site via my FTP software??? I can there via Internet Explorer, but IE won't allow me to write anything...Any ideas, I would be happy to reupload what I have.
ftp
Be sure you remove the anonymous log in under your ftp program!
You should log in with user xda and password xda to login.
When i am home from work i first make complete backup and then i remove the write protect from the folders.
try this
ftp://xda:[email protected]/
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What are you guys using to browse and transfer files via WiFi or SFTP or bluetooth?
I've tried using FTPServer, but it won't allow me to download or upload any system files, only to the sdcard folder.
I've also tried connecting via bluetooth with my mac, and I can get files, but can't send them, and I can't see anything in a lot of folders, like the data folder.
I basically want to have root access to all files, without having to connect my usb cable.
I am rooted and on FroYo.
Is there anything out there?
I use ASTRO and ES File Explorer for file transfers but indeed they don't support root. So I separately use Root Explorer to get at the root files. It just means two steps - FTP/SAMBA/etc to a temp location on SD Card, then Root Explorer to complete the task.
I use WebSharing Lite to transfer files via WiFi
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Just good ole ssh from a terminal.
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hi,
today i downloaded a txt file from a email attachment bt i cant find it anywhere same is with zip file does anybody know how to access download folder or how to access these files
Generally speaking, you can't. You can open them again from email, and (for apps which support this) you can save them after opening - for example, a text file that you open in Word can be saved to the Office hub - but the actual temp folder used for downloads is not accessible to anything except the app that does the downloading.
Yep but you *can* get the file(S) from that temp folder. Search store for*downloader*
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