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2008-10-18
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
You should skip the ' ,this is just to exemplify
Hmm, whenever I try to connect it only shows up as HSP.
vforviktor@vendetta-laptop:~$ hcitool scan
Scanning ...
00:19:4FB
vforviktor@vendetta-laptop:~$ sudo 'hidd -connect '00:19:4F
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Just gets stuck on the > prompt, as BlueMaemo just says "waiting for connection".
.The correct command is: sudo hidd -connect 00:19:4F
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2008-10-18
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When I tried that it just said hidd was not a valid command (guess it's not installed?). Though I do have bluez..
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Originally Posted by ysss
They're maemo and MeeGo...
"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
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2008-10-18
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Some Bluez version don't have hidd, you can use a graphical interface like kinputwizard (try to call it in a terminal).
When I tried that it just said hidd was not a valid command (guess it's not installed?). Though I do have bluez..
Which distro are you using ?
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2008-10-18
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Originally Posted by johnkzin
I already tried a while ago, and doesn't work with the Nokia BT keyboard app, I know where is the problem but can't fix it. I don't know if exist other's S60 app to connect BT keyboards besides the Nokia app.
Anyone tried using it as a keyboard for their Nokia S60 phone?
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2008-10-18
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I posted an interest in something like this in the past, so I just wanted to say thanks :-)
I see that it's a port of something like ReMoko for OpenMoko, and your page also mentiones testing the Android G1 ... are you going to port this to the G1, as well?
I see that it's a port of something like ReMoko for OpenMoko, and your page also mentiones testing the Android G1 ... are you going to port this to the G1, as well?
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2008-10-18
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Originally Posted by johnkzin
Where you seen that I'm testing the Android G1 ? I'm not a lucky guy with one of those devices
I posted an interest in something like this in the past, so I just wanted to say thanks :-)
I see that it's a port of something like ReMoko for OpenMoko, and your page also mentiones testing the Android G1 ... are you going to port this to the G1, as well?
.The should be possible to port this to Android, if Google open the system, right now is impossible to port the app, because the app use some low level code and resource that are not available in the Android Java functions.
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2008-10-18
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#18
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Woot, awesome! Anyone know if this will work under Ubuntu hardy?
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2008-10-18
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Originally Posted by VDVsx
Right column of your page, under "recent posts" it says:
Where you seen that I'm testing the Android G1 ? I'm not a lucky guy with one of those devices
Test T-Mobile G1 Now
Which I assume is for the emulator. I wasn't saying you've got one in your hands, just that you seem to have an interest in them, so I was hoping that'd eventually lead to a port of the code.
The should be possible to port this to Android, if Google open the system, right now is impossible to port the app, because the app use some low level code and resource that are not available in the Android Java functions.
For example, I want OpenSSH, and maybe VNC, on it. As well as more bluetooth profiles. These would all be easier if developers could get to the linux layers.
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2008-10-18
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Posting from hardy right now, using my N810 as a keyboard
Thank you so much for this great app!!!
Thank you so much for this great app!!!
vforviktor@vendetta-laptop:~$ hcitool scan
Scanning ...
00:19:4F
vforviktor@vendetta-laptop:~$ sudo 'hidd -connect '00:19:4F
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>
Just gets stuck on the > prompt, as BlueMaemo just says "waiting for connection".