Wednesday, November 14th, 2007 In the Eee PC, Bluetooth has already been a 80 per cent of support. It is a pity that the Eee PC does not implement their own systems "dbus" and "bluetooth", and there is a Bluetooth phone between the "matching" is very difficult to move. Then try to do so, insert the Bluetooth USB after: 1. To open the terminal: Ctrl-Alt-T 2. Metamorphosis to become super user: sudo-s, of course, make the password. 3. Was not open to open services, including dbus and bluetooth: / etc / init.d / dbus start / etc / init.d / bluetooth start 4. Almost! Try to open the Bluetooth cell phone, and then enter this command: hcitool scan should be able to find the phone, to show "xx: xx: xx: xx: xx: xx PhoneName". But the pair Eee PC ... because there is no gnome not kde, you do not match GUI, only in / etc / bluetooth / hcid.conf there was a pin code to pair with. Matching orders (the former is to connect only matching, which is the first match): rfcomm bind ... Posted in hardware applications | 6 Comments »
Wednesday, November 14th, 2007 Since the default installation of the Eee PC does not save the settings, so that although the CPU is the Celeron M, but whether or not there is power, the speed of 900Mhz are in the running, so sometimes on the street to use wifi, office, firefox , The more quickly the electricity. To resolve this problem, we can install this software cpufreqd, in default of the Eee PC OS is not installed, but it can be used Debian 4.0, for the convenience of the users of these packages have been put in the repository of xepc.org above. As long as the use sudo apt-get install cpufreqd can be installed. However, there is no automatic start (the Eee PC fastinit system, do not use the normal framework of sysvinit), it is necessary to start the staff, is: sudo / etc / init.d / cpufreqd start now try to remove power, cat / proc / cpuinfo See if it is to use the 562Mhz running in slow, but rest assured that when it is necessary for the time being it will be automatically transferred back to the 900Mhz. Posted in software applications | 10 Comments »
