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I'm trying to tether my N900 over BT to my MacBook. It's worked before, but recently decided to cease working.

I followed the tutorial, and am using Bluetooth DUN from my MacBook with the Telephone Number *99# and the 3G modem type under "Advanced" with epc.tmobile.com.

When I try to connect, it just sits there and disconnects eventually.

On my N900, dmesg reports:
Phonet unknown PEP type: 1

I searched around to no avail, ideas?
Tethering over USB worked fine last time I tried it.

Thanks!
 
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Originally Posted by aspen View Post
I'm trying to tether my N900 over BT to my MacBook. It's worked before, but recently decided to cease working.

I followed the tutorial, and am using Bluetooth DUN from my MacBook with the Telephone Number *99# and the 3G modem type under "Advanced" with epc.tmobile.com.

When I try to connect, it just sits there and disconnects eventually.

On my N900, dmesg reports:
Phonet unknown PEP type: 1

I searched around to no avail, ideas?
Tethering over USB worked fine last time I tried it.

Thanks!
I ocasionally had this same issue. What I did was to unpair the phone and pair it again, and the problem went away.

eb
 
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#3
I've tried that a few times... I'll give it another go in the morning I guess and see if the phone gods have blessed me.
 
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#4
Still no luck. Deleted the other device from each one (N900 from MacBook, MacBook from N900).

Any other thoughts?
 
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#5
strange that, i had the same problem with my 5800 a while back but worked perfectly with my n96, not tried it yet with my n900

gav
 
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#6
I have seen this a few times and normally you can just unpair and remove the devices on both side (OSX and N900) then just pair again.

In some extreme cases I had to reflash but I think that was more I was building some Python app that was playing fun with my phone.
 
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#7
aspen, have you found any solution? I'm getting this error too (I'm just connecting from Linux, not from Mac). I tried pairing the devices few times but it still does not work...:-(
 
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#8
I haven't yet. Even PR1.2 doesn't fix it. I'll try a complete reflash when I have a chance to.
 
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#9
Hi,

i have the same problem now.
I get this message in dmesg over BT and USB. Tried unpairing but to no avail.
Reinstalled BT DUN package already.
What else can I do?

Regards
Aydan
 
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#10
One year ago I found that tethering works only when the N900 itself does *not* use 3G data.
With 3G data disconnected in status menu tethering internet to my MacBook works nicely. Odd.
 

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