All, I've been taking it easy with the FSO Milestone 2 image - nice piece of work, not as fully functional as 2007.2, but appears to me more stable and intuitive. I don't think the questions below are unique to this environment, but that's what I'm using on my Neo Freerunner.
When I connect with USB Networking to my Ubuntu 8.04 host, it is sufficient to simply set up the via ifconfig on both systems the connection, to place the DNS server used by the Ubuntu host in the / etc/resolv.conf of the Neo Freerunner and I can reach what ever network my Ubuntu host is attached to - in this case the home network and the old dub-dub-dub. Doing what appears to be the same as UDB Networking, except using pand, I setup the Ubuntu host as a "listener" with the "role NAP", put the Neo Freerunner in the client role, assign ip addresses with ifconfig, setup /etc/resolv.conf as before but all I can ping from the Neo Freerunner is the Ubuntu host. In fact I cannot even ping the DNS server. Note, I have shutdown USB networking and only the loopback interface is active. I've tried adding a default route on the Neo Freerunner and still can only ping the Ubuntu host. I've added iptable magic to no effect either. Note, the latter two steps were not required with USB networking. Here's my question: what's the same and what's different about USB networking and Bluetooth PAN networking? Of course, the follow on, is how to get a shared connection through the Ubuntu host with bluetooth with the understanding achieved from the answer to the first question. Thanks, Chris _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community