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    Default Mount iPhone as Network Drv in windows 7

    Hi All,
    I used to carry alot of personal files in my Blackberry, which is plug'n'play USB drive for windows anytime... so i could read/write files on the phone easily...

    I want the same functionality on iPhone, mount a usr folder as a network drive/USB drive on windows to which I can write my personal files

    I tired alot of prgms, most of them tend to reveal iPhone's internal File storage, iFile does make files available over http in the browser, but I'm not able to mount my iphone as network/USB drive on windows yet.

    I'd like to keep it as simple as possible with whatever customisation is required to be done on the phone since I travel diff. places & will need to mount iPhone on different PCs. so installing 3rd party on these diff. PCs may not be possible...

    Any pointers Pls!! ??
    I'm sure there is some smbfs: enabled server app for iphone that will do the trick..

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    Here is an option. USB Drive 1.1 will convert a partition of your phone into a windows/mac accessible usb drive when you plug it in via usb.

    Dmytro personal pages: usb

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    thx for the Tip.... but the reviews aren't very good for this APP...
    I'd rather stay away from this 1 year old APP.

    Also there is no mention of Compatibility for iOS 4.2.1

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    PhoneDisk for Windows

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