Re: [Bluez-users] Toshiba and BT (SuSE 9.2)

Marcel Holtmann
2004-12-16T11:09:20Z

Hi Peter,

> At the very beginnig of my try and error story the kbluetoothd gave me the
> proposal to change BT device class to 0x100100 and I did so in hcid.conf --
> does it effect negative to dund?

there is not negative effect.

> ##>
> ##>So they are using LAN access using PPP and not the Dialup
> ##>Networking profile. Even if the name is somekind misleading
> ##>you must use dund for the connection. Maybe this one does
> ##>this right job:
> ##>
> ##> dund -n -D -P 1 -X 00:0B:CE:00:01:8F
>
> Linux-Notebook:~ # dund -n -D -P 1 -X 00:0B:CE:00:01:8F
> LAP (LAN Access over PPP) daemon version 2.10
> Usage:
> dund <options> [pppd options]
> Options:
> --show --list -l Show active LAP connections
> --listen -s Listen for LAP connections
> --connect -c <bdaddr> Create LAP connection
> --search -Q[duration] Search and connect
> --kill -k <bdaddr> Kill LAP connection
> --killall -K Kill all LAP connections
> --channel -P <channel> RFCOMM channel
> --source -S <bdaddr> Source bdaddr
> --nosdp -D Disable SDP
> --nodetach -n Do not become a daemon
> --persist -p[interval] Persist mode
> --pppd -d <pppd> Location of the PPP daemon (pppd)
> --msdun -X[timeo] Enable Microsoft dialup networking support
> --cache -C[valid] Enable addess cache
> Linux-Notebook:~ #

Oh may bad. There is a typo in there :(

dund -n -D -P 1 -X -c 00:0B:CE:00:01:8F

> I don't understand this behaviour as the kbluetoothd shows me the AP with
> the LAN-symbol even when I do a refresh.

May this icon is based on the class of device of your AP or a service
search on it. This has nothing to do with your problem.

> What's going on with the nasty AP? How can I convince it to give me the
> rigth connection.

It is PPP over RFCOMM and PPP itself is not a nice thing.

Regards

Marcel