PPP over BLUETOOTH!!

[ycyas]

oh.. than its more for UNIXes(linux,OS X) then..

i found some NFS-clients for windows too... no problems..

[leopardus2]

oh.. than its more for UNIXes(linux,OS X) then..

i found some NFS-clients for windows too... no problems..

Great, please share it

Some stats: I copied the opera binary (~3MB) via NFS and with the best setting I got (phone -> host) 1 min 44 secs, that is around 250 kbit/sec
over Bluetooth. Please consider there is the overhead of the PPP protocol
and also Bluetooth doesn't seem to be the best protocol out there, too.

I am currently packaging. The package will include some goodies, like a small java app that allows you to pop up messages to your device from scripts.

I will check the package on the E680 before releasing.

Take care,

Rick

[ycyas]

i found a real UNIX-services from Microsoft it self that inclued NFS too..
so its the best thing i think and its free..

here..

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/

a bad thing is it will need 217MB on the computer and we have to register to the MS-network!

[leopardus2]

i found a real UNIX-services from Microsoft it self that inclued NFS too..
so its the best thing i think and its free..

here..

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/

a bad thing is it will need 217MB on the computer and we have to register to the MS-network!

yeah that should work!!!! I will give it a try... thanks

Rick

[sblackett]

This sounds really great. I am really keen to not have to run this 2.4 kernel anymore just to use the belcarra driver, and to actually use the bluetooth as well, very cool.

[ycyas]

then lets hack!

[buhzi]

@leopardus2
i cant wait any longer. plz share your knowledge and scripts with us.
cause i need another way to connect to my phone, cause the usblan driver for linux is for 2.4 kernel only.

[leopardus2]

@leopardus2
i cant wait any longer. plz share your knowledge and scripts with us.
cause i need another way to connect to my phone, cause the usblan driver for linux is for 2.4 kernel only.

hehehe give me a couple days to build a nice package...