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Don't know which forum to put this in, since it's part networking, part software. I'm using an Anycom PCMCIA bluetooth card, with a Sony Ericsson r520m phone. Other combinations of hardware should work fine, but check to make sure the bluetooth hardware works with Linux/Bluez first, and make sure you've got a modem in your cell phone. ------------------------------------- 1. Obviously, be sure your bluetooth hardware is installed and working in your system. There are too many permutations to deal with, so that's up to you to figure out. 2. Put your modem-capable cellphone into discoverable mode, and turn
I did get the phone up and running with Msndriva 2008.1. It sees the phone and wants to dial ing but as soon as the modem is initializing it drops the bluetooth connection and Kppp is just left high and dry. can u help me to get it up and keep the connection till I'm ready to drop the line.
Hi Dear,
I have a linux-2.6.9-42
N I want to connect internet connection via bluetooth by sonyericsson C510 with tata docomo service.
although i have tried given mehtod but here in my linux pc /dev/rfcomm0 file is not present.
so plz help me.
Hi Dear,
I have a linux-2.6.9-42
N I want to connect internet connection via bluetooth by sonyericsson C510 with tata docomo service.
although i have tried given mehtod but here in my linux pc /dev/rfcomm0 file is not present.
so plz help me.
First, spell out your words, and open your own thread for your own question. Second, this original thread is three years old, so please don't re-open old threads.
And if you bothered to read this thread, you'd see a link in the very first post, that tells you how to do it. Steps 1-5.
i can't find hcid.cong file in /etc/bluetooth.....help me out
How can we, when you provide no actual details?? Version/distro of Linux? Have a bluetooth adapter installed and working already? Bluetooth stacks/utilities loaded?
Have you run a find or locate command to find hcid.conf (assuming the .cong is a typo)?
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N73 as bluetooth modem
