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N810 with Bluetooth Serial Port
Boss just bought me one of these ->http://serialio.com/products/adaptors/BlueSnapXP.php
I spent yesterday making it work with my Kubuntu Notebook. Works great, no more getting up in lifts with a cable and my laptop to fix borked Cisco AP's. :D Anyway, How do I get this thing going in Maemo? AFAIK there is no hcidtool scan, no rfcommm etc. I would like to use Minicom, as I have gotten this to work with a USB -> Serial Port -> Cisco Cable and it works great. Thanks for any direction you can give. |
Re: N810 with Bluetooth Serial Port
I think the bluetooth tools are in the bluez-utils-test package in the diablo tools repository. This is a developer repository. See here:
http://repository.maemo.org/#sdk_debian You need the diablo/tools distro source for bluez tools: deb http://repository.maemo.org/ diablo/tools free non-free From other posts I've read in the past, one is supposed to be using dbus for anything bluetooth related and the bluez tools are deprecated. You might want to try the ITT wiki for bluetooth stuff as well. I'm new here so I am not too familiar with the available content. I was doing research for a bluetooth mouse a long time ago and found the familiar bluez tools in this package. |
Re: N810 with Bluetooth Serial Port
Thanks!! I got those packages and can do a scan, see the device, make the rfcomm0 entry... But trying to connect, I get connection refused. I think because I cannot send the pin code to authenticate.. How do I do that??
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Re: N810 with Bluetooth Serial Port
Ok, got it.. Did not need to send Pin
These are the steps I used to connect to a SerialIO BlueSnapXP. I use this to program Cisco and HP network gear via Console Port. This works for me.. As always YMMV I did this on an N810 Diablo Install minicom --> https://garage.maemo.org/projects/minicom/ Go to http://mulliner.org/nokia770/ -->Install Repository for Diablo Go to App Manager, install bluez-utils-dist exit App Manager Place device in pairing or discovery mode open X Terminal Quote:
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I did not have to edit /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf I hope this helps someone else along the way... |
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