Ppp Via Bluetooth Mobile Phone In Pdaxii13

[gmad]

Hello everybody!
I would like to set network connection via bluetooth (Nokia 6230). I can set it on applet included to pdaXii13. When I write all data, find phone in bluetooth, when I push "Apply" Zaurus hangs and I have to reset. I found peers file and chat script to my provider (https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=10857) and those files works on Cacko. I've changed them a little (file names etc) and copied to Z, but Zaurus still couldn't connect to phone.
Could you advice me what to do, please>

[adf]

Hello everybody!
I would like to set network connection via bluetooth (Nokia 6230). I can set it on applet included to pdaXii13. When I write all data, find phone in bluetooth, when I push "Apply" Zaurus hangs and I have to reset. I found peers file and chat script to my provider (https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=10857) and those files works on Cacko. I've changed them a little (file names etc) and copied to Z, but Zaurus still couldn't connect to phone.
Could you advice me what to do, please>

are using the ppp dialerand ppp modem config applets?  using the same phone i've had this work right from the gui, no sweat. I'll try to remember any hitches I've had, but atm my 3100 is down for rom tests

[stupkid]

I did the same thing that you did when moving from Cacko to PdaXRom, but my phone (Sony Ericsson T610) requires a PIN and I needed to set up that trust once again between the Z and the phone.  After that they are working well together.  PPP Internet connection works and I can transfer files to and from the phone as well.

[SiduS]

Hi,

I have a Nokia 6265i and pdaxii13 (sl-c3200) After a few problems and with help here I have gotten my BT/DUN working.

I made sure my Nokia was set to bluetooth on, phone visibility shown to all

On my Z in a shell window I used the following to search for my Nokia

hcitool scan

It showed my Nokia's Mac Address and its bt name.

in /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf I have the following

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rfcomm0 {
    bind yes;
    device ;
    channel 1;
    comment "My Comment";
}
The Mac Address is that of the Z's BT Adapter. You can verify it with:

hciconfig -a

in /etc/bluetooth/givepin I have the following:

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if [ -f /etc/bluetooth/pin ]; then
    echo "PIN:'cat /etc/bluetooth/pin' "
else
    echo "PIN:1234"
fi
Modifying both the /etc/bluetooth/pin file adn the echo'd PIN: in the givepin file to a pin number

in /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf make sure it points its pin_helper to the /etc/bluetooth/givepin file

Then I issue the following command:

rfcomm connect hci0 <Nodia MAC Address> 1

My Nokia will prompt to pair with my Z, I accept and enter the PIN.

If that is successfull just ctrl+c  to cancel the connection.


I found that I had to first remove the existing rfcomm0.

If you issue the following you can see if there is an existing one:

rfcomm

If it returns and entry you can release it with

rfcomm release rfcomm0

Then try issuing the rfcomm connect command again.

Hope this helps to get it to connect.