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This seems to be interesting but what is BT PAN?
Thanks for your explanation, is it for bluetooth network?
In which case this will be usefull?
Is my english correct ?
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But to make Nokia's applications aware of the internet connection, you need to set up a DUMMY connection.
Go to Connection Settings, add a new WiFi connection, and name it DUMMY. Then in the terminal do the following:
gconftool-2 -s -t string /system/osso/connectivity/IAP/DUMMY/type DUMMY
Now connect to the DUMMY connection and then run fanoush's script.