Eee PC's Bluetooth support
November 14, 2007 - 11:57 pm 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 after the Bluetooth USB:
1. To open the terminal: Ctrl-Alt-T
2. Metamorphosis to become super user: sudo-s
Of course, the fight 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 xx: xx: xx: xx: xx: xx
rfcomm connect xx: xx: xx: xx: xx: xx
After the pair will be able to use the Internet to connect wvdial, but the Eee PC does not wvdial package, debian 4.0 to bring the temporary use deb package.
wvdial ordinary modem settings with more or less the same in / etc / wvdial.conf
[Modem0]
Modem = / dev/rfcomm0
Baud = 115200
SetVolume = 0
Dial Command = ATDT
Init1 = ATZ
Init3 = ATM0
FlowControl = crtscts
[Dialer utms]
Username = guest
Password = guest
Phone = * 99 *** 1 #
Stupid Mode = 1
Inherits = Modem0
Less than a pair of words, it is necessary to amend / etc / bluetooth / hcid.conf:
options (
autoinit yes;
security user;
pairing multi;
)
device (
name "% h";
class 0 × 3e0100;
iscan enable; pscan enable;
lm accept;
lp rswitch, hold, sniff, park;
auth enable;
encrypt enable;
)
6 Responses to "Eee PC's Bluetooth support"
To ask the / etc / bluetooth / hcid.conf there was a pin code to pair with the matching orders
rfcomm bind xx: xx: xx: xx: xx: xx
rfcomm connect xx: xx: xx: xx: xx: xx
Where to write it the other two I have to write it in / etc / bluetooth, also see rfcomm.conf
This is not to write in Oh?
I am with my pen another electrical connectors in the eeepc to find the laptop but can not find laptop eeepc
I think it was the match each other problem you first have to use Bluetooth
/ etc / init.d / dbus start
/ etc / init.d / bluetooth start
The two open it
I hope that as time to answer thank you
By maxkyc on Nov 16, 2007
In fact, the Eee PC on the lack of support for Bluetooth, the main reason is that it used icewm instead of gnome / kde.
If gnome / kde, desktop environment for you to do a good job of matching ...
1. In / etc / bluetooth / hcid.conf set passkey, followed by rfcomm connect xx: xx: xx: xx: xx: xx matching or rfcomm bind to prepare, such as when the pair wvdial
2. Dbus and also bluetooth-per-use Bluetooth to start before the implementation of the Eee PC is also a reason to start an ordinary way and Linux are different, really annoying ... ah
3. Rfcomm.conf can not be changed, the main settings are hcid.conf
By lazyfai on Nov 16, 2007
# Default PIN code for incoming connections
passkey "1234";
rfcomm bind 00:1 D: 60:10: B5: 86
rfcomm connect 00:1 D: 60:10: B5: 86
I would like to ask you to join rfcomm for another two or rfcomm before it combined with #
I can now let me find my epc of another nb
But it can not find nb Taiwan epc
Vista seems to be unable to find the matching number of local input
In fact, I just want to be able to use two computers Bluetooth transfer would not only be used wvdial
I hope that the answer has always been quite Thank you very much want to contact linux
Libraries are not in the past by the feeling of reading those books is also no use xd
By maxkyc on Nov 17, 2007
Unfortunately, Eee PC with the gnome / kde too few ingredients, do a bit difficult to share files.
Or install kdebluetooth, or install gnome-bluetooth, have to rely on many other packages.
By lazyfai on Nov 17, 2007
It would like to ask you
kdebluetooth, gnome-bluetooth of the two software can be installed by synaptic thank you
By maxkyc on Nov 17, 2007
Theoretically yes.
However, the Eee PC with kde and gnome are different versions of debian 4.0.
To get back corresponds to the version of it.
By lazyfai on Nov 18, 2007