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Low Kian Seong schrieb:
> I have been looking around on the arch wiki, but does anyone have any
> experience transferring files using bluetooh from a N70 handphone to
> an archbox running kbluetoothd ? I have been trying but bluetoothd
> seems to hanging complaining that slpd is not started, whereas it has
> already been started.

There have been some changes in the bluez subsystem recently.

1) hcid needs dbus. If dbus isn't running before bluetooth is started,
then hcid doesn't start and you will have to "hciconfig hci0 up"
manually every time. The old behaviour is back once you start dbus
before bluetooth.
2) device pairing works differently. The first time you try to connect
your phone to the computer, the phone will ask for a PIN. With older
bluez versions, that PIN was read from a configuration file, but this
behaviour also changed. hcid uses dbus to ask for the PIN that should be
used. There are currently two ways to enter that PIN:

* launch "passkey-agent --default 123456789" before pairing with your
phone, then enter 123456789 as PIN in your phone.
* launch "bt-applet" (from the community/bluez-gnome package). Once your
phone tries to connect, you will be asked for a PIN by a nice dialog.
Enter the same PIN in your phone AND in the dialog.
* kdebluetooth has no compatible PIN helper, the kdebluetooth
development seems to be stalled anyway.

Now that you can connect to your phone, click on the kdebluetoothd icon
and it will scan for devices. Click on your phone and see what services
it offers. If it has "Obex File Transfer", then you can use kdebluetooth
to browse it or install community/obexfs to mount it.
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