Titchy Question

so....worthy of doing? Does bluetooth work, suspend/resume, etc....

and

any problems that are to be expected?

oh and

compiler?


tia,
bam

Mac Osx Share Internet Over Bluetooth (using Pan)

Has anyone done this yet, I can connect to my mac fromt he zaurus but still cant ping a website, I would really like to get this set up. bnep0 is up and running. Any ideas on how to proceed?

tia

Bam

Samba Over Bluetooth

anyway to do this, the idea is zaurus(bt/samba) <--->Mac(bt/samba), ala--> sync ical files.

Ajzaurususb

morning,
any way to have the mac 'autoconnect' anytime its plugged in? I plan on using iSycCal to execute when it connects. Unless of course there is a better sync solution...

Tree!explorer Obex Gui For Send-to Function

modified Meanies bluetooth-gui script to work for Tree!Exploreer Plus Send-To functionality

#!/bin/sh
#
######################################################################
APPNAME="OBEX GUI"
BNAME=`basename $0`
BLUECONTROL=/etc/pcmcia/bluetooth
BTLIST=/etc/bluetooth/devices
BTDEV=/etc/bluetooth/device
SUDO=`which sudo`

sFile=$1

init()
{
export QSHDLG_APP=$BNAME$1
INPUT=/var/spool/qshdlg/input_${QSHDLG_APP}
OUTPUT=/var/spool/qshdlg/output_${QSHDLG_APP}
CONTROL=/var/spool/qshdlg/control_${QSHDLG_APP}
}

get_device()
{
if [ -f $BTDEV ] && [ "$DEVICE" = "" ]; then
DEVICE=`cat $BTDEV`
fi

}


init dc
qshdlg custom -C "message,reply" -A -f lcfont -t "$APPNAME : control" -v "Scan,Start,Stop" &
while [ ! -p $CONTROL ]
do
echo >/dev/null
done
if [ "`hciconfig`" = "" ]; then
echo "Bluetooth service is not started" > $OUTPUT
else
echo "Bluetooth service is running" > $OUTPUT
if [ -f $BTLIST ]; then
for NODE in `grep ':' $BTLIST`
do
if [ "$NODE" != "Scanning" ] && [ "$NODE" != "..." ]; then
if [ "`echo $NODE |grep ':'`" != "" ]; then
NODEADDRESS=$NODE
else
echo 'item(QString)' "$NODEADDRESS---[$NODE]" > $CONTROL
FOUND=1
fi
fi
done
if [ "$FOUND" = "1" ]; then
echo 'showSelect()' > $CONTROL
echo "Please select Bluetooth device" > $OUTPUT
fi
fi
fi
while read RET < $INPUT
do
case $RET in
Start)
if [ "`hciconfig`" != "" ]; then
echo "stopping Bluetooth service..." > $OUTPUT
$SUDO $BLUECONTROL stop
CARDID=`cardctl ident 0 |grep manfid|cut -d: -f2 2>/dev/null`
if [ "$CARDID" != "" ] && [ "`grep $CARDID /etc/pcmcia/bluetooth.conf 2>/dev/null`" != "" ]; then
$SUDO cardctl eject 0
fi
fi
if [ "`cardctl status 0|grep 'no card'`" != "" ]; then
echo "inserting card..." > $OUTPUT
$SUDO cardctl insert 0
fi
if [ "`cardctl status 0|grep suspended`" != "" ]; then
echo "resuming card..." > $OUTPUT
$SUDO cardctl resume 0
fi
echo "starting Bluetooth service..." > $OUTPUT
if [ "`hciconfig`" = "" ]; then
echo "Bluetooth started" > $OUTPUT
$SUDO $BLUECONTROL start
else
echo "Bluetooth failed to start" > $OUTPUT
fi
;;
Stop)
echo "stopping Bluetooth service..." > $OUTPUT
$SUDO $BLUECONTROL stop
CARDID=`cardctl ident 0 |grep manfid|cut -d: -f2 2>/dev/null`
if [ "$CARDID" != "" ] && [ "`grep $CARDID /etc/pcmcia/bluetooth.conf 2>/dev/null`" != "" ]; then
$SUDO cardctl eject 0
fi
if [ "`hciconfig`" = "" ]; then
echo "Bluetooth stopped" > $OUTPUT
else
echo "Bluetooth failed to stop" > $OUTPUT
fi
;;
Scan)
if [ "`hciconfig`" = "" ]; then
echo "Cannot scan. Bluetooth is not enabled." > $OUTPUT
else
echo "Scanning for Bluetooth devices..." > $OUTPUT
FOUND=0
for NODE in `hcitool scan | $SUDO tee $BTLIST`
do
if [ "$NODE" != "Scanning" ] && [ "$NODE" != "..." ]; then
if [ "`echo $NODE |grep ':'`" != "" ]; then
NODEADDRESS=$NODE
else
echo 'item(QString)' "$NODEADDRESS---[$NODE]" > $CONTROL
FOUND=1
fi
fi
done
if [ "$FOUND" = "1" ]; then
echo 'showSelect()' > $CONTROL
echo "Please select Bluetooth device" > $OUTPUT
else
echo "No Bluetooth device found" > $OUTPUT
fi
fi
;;
*)
if [ "`echo $RET|grep ':'`" != "" ]; then
DEVICE=`echo $RET|cut -d- -f1`
echo "selected device is $DEVICE" |tee $OUTPUT

get_device
echo "Connecting to Device..." > $OUTPUT

if [ -f /etc/bluetooth/obex ]; then
OFTP=`cat /etc/bluetooth/obex`
else
OFTP=`sdptool search FTP|grep Channel|cut -d: -f2`
fi

echo 'Connected' > $OUTPUT
echo "transferring $sFile ..." > $OUTPUT
obextool push $sFile $DEVICE $OFTP
echo "Transfer Complete" > $OUTPUT
$SUDO touch $BTDEV
$SUDO chown zaurus:qpe $BTDEV
echo $DEVICE > $BTDEV
else
echo "nothing selected" |tee $OUTPUT
fi

echo 'reject()' > $CONTROL
;;
esac
done


make sure to add a command in Tree!Explorer Plus Send-to
select command, then the name of this script "obex-gui %1 &", no quotes. Then you should be able to liong tap->send to->obex-gui. The dialog box pops-up select the device and press ok. thanks to Meanie for the original bluetooth-gui script.