Usb Bluetooh Dongle With Cacko 1.23

[wrc4]

I am trying to use my Bluetooth 2.0 USB dongle (CSR BlueCore4 chip) with my C1000. The dongle can be recognized and the Bluetooth service is up.

So I ran:
    hcitool scan
and my Nokia N70 was discovered. I was able to use 'sdptool browse' to see the services of my N70.

Then I ran
   hcitool cc <bdaddr of my N70>
The phone was shown as connected for about 10 second and then it disconnected silently. But I think it should stay connected until I run 'hcitool dc'. So what could be wrong with this step?

BTW, I modified the /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf file to add the following lines (it was empty originally):

rfcomm0 {
        # Automatically bind the device at startup
        bind yes;
      
        # Bluetooth address of the device
        device <bdaddr of my N70>;
      
        # RFCOMM channel for the connection
        channel 10; # OBEX File Transfer of N70
      
        # Description of the connection
        comment "N70";
}

Also, when I browse the services from a desktop (also using a BT dongle), the only service I can find on my Zaurus is the OBEX service. But I think I have added all the services with:

sdptool add DID SP DUN LAN FAX OPUSH FTP HS HF SAP NAP GN PANU HID CIP CTP A2SRC A2SNK SYNCML NOKID PCSUITE SR1

Can anyone give me some hints?

[bolbit]

Hi, not sure it will work but you may be need to "unpair" your Z and your phone : delete the Z from the known BT terminal in your phone.
The connection between my Z and my Siemens S55 works only if the Z is not in the known bluetooth list of the phone.
I have a C1000 and use the BT connection with a USB dongle and a CF card, same thing for the both device.

[wrc4]

Hi, not sure it will work but you may be need to "unpair" your Z and your phone : delete the Z from the known BT terminal in your phone.
The connection between my Z and my Siemens S55 works only if the Z is not in the known bluetooth list of the phone.
I have a C1000 and use the BT connection with a USB dongle and a CF card, same thing for the both device.
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Thanks.

I actually can use BT DUN and BT PAN provided with Cacko Network Bluetooth applets. But I would like to use something like Gammu or Gnokii so I need to connect to other services.

When I use other channels the connection just work several second and then disconnected automatically. I'm trying this on desktop Linux to see if the behavior is the same.