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About frequent disconnects: I don't see them when tethering from N810 to N900. I only started today, and had two sessions: One disconnected after 40 minutes, and the other is still running after 2h45m. I did not transfer a lot of data, though.

The problem might be related to this bug: https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6942

See if you can add any information.

If it disconnects exactly every 10 minutes it might be related to wifi (10m is the default search interval), try to disable wifi and see if it changes anything.

There is a simple way to find if the problem is in the BT, or after the BT in the PPP server: on the host computer open a terminal and connect to the BT serial port (on Linux it would be minicom and /dev/rfcomm0, I don't know how it is done in Windows or Mac). Then run the command ati. Keep running it every minute or two, and see if it still disconnects after a short time.
 
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PR1.1 seems to have solved the issue. I tried it only once but it was still connected about half an hour later. I will be back with more info after I test it for a longer time.
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Originally Posted by qole View Post
Since you cannot connect over USB ...

Honestly, I don't see what is stopping someone from developing a Joikuspot -type app for the N900. It would seem to be something that could be accomplished with standard Linux router software... However, as they discovered in this thread, the stock kernel is missing bits necessary for NAT, an integral part of the whole process. But if you're willing to update your kernel to Jebba's custom one, you can get mobile hotspot capability.

I also found a post saying that Joikuspot will support the N900 in the next few months, if you're not willing to do these kind of hacks...
Maybe the fact that the battery life isn't exactly huge to start with? If you want a mobile wifi spot then a lot of places are doing that already as a fit in the pocket gadget already.
 
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Definitely no problems after PR1.1. No more disconnections. It is more stable than the 5320XM that I had been using for this job. And I have to say I was impressed by the low power consumption.
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Well I am glad that everyone seems to have this working but I can't get the damm thing to even start a connection let alone hold onto one!

I've checked the modem initialisation string and I can't edit it in Vista as it's greyed out and the PC Suite asks for a username and password which seem to be coded on the Sim.

I can see the username but not the password on the N900 - anyone else have any other ideas? I SO don't want t have to go back to S60 for mobile tethering!

Additional Info:
Cell provider is O2 in UK.
PC Suite sets and locks the initialisation string as: +CGDCONT=,,"mobile.o2.co.uk"

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i cant access pc suite through my bluetooth but can access the computer and n900 fine
i have setup my bluetooth modem settings and inputted
at+cgdcont=1,"IP","your_apn"

then created a dialup network with the bluetooth modem and it
opens ports, dials
then errors out on dialing
what do i have to put in the username and password and dial number

also i have a pan option to connect to and can connect to the AP option but cant access the internet with it??

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Originally Posted by bman View Post
i have setup my bluetooth modem settings and inputted
at+cgdcont=1,"IP","your_apn"
You have to customize it!
Check GPRS settings in the N900 connections list or your cellular provider site. "IP" is not given in most cases, so it will be
at+cgdcont=1,,"apn_from_cellular_provider_site"

Originally Posted by bman View Post
also i have a pan option to connect to and can connect to the AP option but cant access the internet with it??
That's because out of the box N900 cannot act as router.
You can either tunnel to it through SSH over bt PAN and then configure a socks proxy on your PC (Bitwise Tunneloer,Putty...) , or use the powerkernel which has iptables in it. Geeky, huh?


PS: So sad... modern people do not even know anything about those immersive, warm tube sound of oldschool modems... bbbzzzz....peeeeep...bzzzz....peeeep... connect 2400/v42bis
 
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I can't connect to Internet from my PC through the N900.

I have Windows 7 64-bit. I installed Nokia PC Suite. Windows now knows a "Nokia N900 USB Modem". The N900 itself is connected to Internet and is plugged through USB on "PC Suite Mode".

But the PC Suite can't establish a connection. And using the "magic string" found in this thread, it doesn't work either in Windows.

What am I doing wrong?
 
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#29
install the bluetooth-dun package. that works well for me. rock solid, stable connection to the internet for hours.
 
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Originally Posted by droll View Post
install the bluetooth-dun package. that works well for me. rock solid, stable connection to the internet for hours.
Thanks. Even if I want to use USB and not Bluetooth, I must install this package? My PC doesn't have Bluetooth to connect to the N900...
 
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