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N800 PAN workaround installer
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gleitz
2007-06-30 , 05:39
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I ditched the BlueSoleil drivers and switched to WIDCOMM. I followed the
HOWTO-BlueToothNetworking
instructions for Windows and WIDCOMM along with the dbus-scripts suggestion/bluetoothPAN script and now have the bluetooth PAN functioning properly, but it still requires some xterm commands to work.
I uncommented "# udhcpc -i bnep0," but I am unsure what PePPeRV is referring to when they say "comment the 2 lines above." Does that refer to "ifconfig..." and "route..." above the sleep command?
My steps are as follows:
1. Open xterm, sudo gainroot
2. pand -Q10 (accept network access on PC from n800)
3. pand -l (displays "bnep0 00:10:C6:91:18:F9 PANU)
4. Connect to network "BlueToothPan" using connection manager
5. udhcpc -i bnep0 (says deleting routers, route: no such process, and adding dns 192.169.0.1
At this point the internet works correctly, but with a little less automation that I would have liked from the script. Any thoughts on what might be the problem?
Additionally, there are a ton of echo statements in PePPeRV's script, but I never get any console output. Do I need to enable something to get the output from the bluetoothPAN script?
Thx!
EDIT: a shell script run from "osso-statusbar-cpu" automates the process, removing the xterm requirement
Last edited by gleitz; 2007-06-30 at
06:46
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