Hi Simen,
That'll be part of the BlueZ stack rather than multisync. My specific config
has the bluetooth PIN for the PC stored in /etc/bluetooth/pin. On your SE
W800i if believe the menus will be similar to the SE K750i, so if so, go into
Phone Settings, select the Connectivity tab, select Blue
hey, I'm trying to sync my mobile with bluetooth
but when I try to connect my mobile ask for passkey
I typed a passkey but the connection faild? where can I type the passkey
on my pc?
or how do I get my mobile to not ask for passkey
I have a Sony Ericsson W800i
Simen Dovland
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If i run multisynch with the debug optio on I get following messages:
Trying /usr/lib/multisync/libirmc_bluetooth.so...
Failed to load plugin: libirmc_bluetooth.so (Error=/usr/lib/multisync/libirmc_bluetooth.so: undefined symbol: short_name)
Trying /usr/lib/multisync/libevolution2_sync.so...
p
It works ok on Fedora Core 2. The packages are:
bluez-sdp-1.5-2.1
bluez-sdp-devel-1.5-2.1
Are these (or similar) installed on your system?
Tom
On Mon, 31 May 2004, Tom Foottit wrote:
> Thanks for the details. I am assuming that this has something to do with
> Bluetooth changes in the 2.6 ke
Thanks for the details. I am assuming that this has something to do with
Bluetooth changes in the 2.6 kernel. I finally have a box set up with a
2.6-based distro (FC2), so I will try and reproduce this. I'll let the
list know what I find.
Thanks again,
Tom
On Sun, 2004-05-30 at 11:19, Scott . w
When you compile the IrMC plugin in Gentoo, does configure report
successfully detecting the bluetooth libraries?
What version of BlueZ and the Linux kernel are you running?
Tom
On Mon, 2004-05-24 at 13:07, `VL wrote:
> Good day.I searched mail list archives and found that same problem
> was al
I am having the same problem as Dominik with Multisync 0.82. During configure I get
this:
checking for baswap in -lbluetooth... yes
checking for sdp_list_free in -lsdp... no
checking for correct SDP lib version... yes
Bluetooth is DISABLED. You must have bluez-libs and bluez-kernel >= 2.3 and blue
Good day.I searched mail list archives and found that same problem
was already discussed,but no decision was found.(mdk 9.2 topic)
In the "edit->options->connection type" dialog bluetooth support is disabled(grayed).
Bluetooth install of my system is ok,i can send and receive files from phone, vi
Hi,
Can you tell me:
1) What the exact error was with the RPMs? I had someone else try them
on a (supposedly) clean Fedora for me and they didn't report any
problems. If there are still issues with the RPMs and FC1 I want to fix
them.
2) What bluetooth packages you you have installed? There shou
I have searched the archives and saw many similar problems but no
working solutions yet. I am running Fedora Core 1 and when I originally
tried multisync I had no problems. When I updated with you that is where
the fun began. I couldn't install using the 0.82 rpms (libgal problems),
so I decided to
I re-installed bluez and downgraded from bluez-libs/utils 2.6 to 2.5 and
compile was ok from there on. IRMc isn't working, but my bluetooth
browsing isn't working reliable either at the moment. So I first try to
get bluetooth working stable on my computer again.
Thanks Dominik
On Tue, 2004-04-27
Could you supply the relevant part of config.log where the check for
sdp_list_free in -lsdp fails?
Thanks,
Tom
On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 05:15, Dominik Schloesser wrote:
> After updating to 0.82, I am no longer able to synchronize Evolution
> with my Z600 (which worked well before).
>
> The Search
After updating to 0.82, I am no longer able to synchronize Evolution
with my Z600 (which worked well before).
The Search dialog finds the phone, but it is not seen as IRMC enable.
Test-Connection simply timeouts.
Two strange things i have noticed:
1) ./configure for irmc_sync:
...
checking for
If you get no devices after "hcitool dev", then the problem is with the
kernel bluetooth support (and not MultiSync). I think you should turn to
the bluez guys to solve this problem.
/Bo
On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 13:48, Michael Wever wrote:
> After recompiling my kernel (2.6) bluetooth has stopped w
After recompiling my kernel (2.6) bluetooth has stopped working for me.
lsmod gives me the required modules.
When I type 'hcitool scan' I get:
"Device is not available.: Success".
And 'hcitool inq' gives me:
"Inquiring ...
Inquiry failed.: No such device".
'hcitool dev' does not output any devices.
Hello Tom,
I've spent quite some time checking, and everything looks perfect. I've
even tried to symlink to alternate directories (/usr/local/libs...,
.multisync/libs, etc.) without any result.
In the end, I've gone for an alternate configuration : I've bound
/dev/rfcomm0 and /dev/rfcomm1 to m
Hello Tom,
Many thanks for your answer! I'll check this at home tonight (that's
where my Mandrake system is... :-) and keep you informed about my findings.
Besides the librimc_bluetooth.so lib, is there any setting that could
enable/disable Bluetooth support and that you would be aware of?
I w
Can you make sure that libirmc_bluetooth.so is installed in the
multisync/lib directory and that when you do an ldd on it you see a
dependency on libbluetooth.so and libopenobex-1.0.so?
Openobex itself does not depend on libbluetooth.
Tom
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 11:49, Thierry ThÃvoz wrote:
> Hel
Hello,
I've installed bluez, libopenobex-1.0.0 and multisync-0.80 from the
official contrib rpm packages on my Mandrake 9.2 system. Gnome Bluetooth
is able to discover my phone and its services, so bluez seems to be ok.
The packages documentation states that the rpm packages contain all
plugin
Thanks Christian for that how-to link. It was more helpful then anything I
found using google.
$quoted_author = "Bo Lincoln" ;
>
> And, BTW, the kernel module "rfcomm" has t
On Fri, 2003-11-14 at 10:19, Bo Lincoln wrote:
> > ...and running a scan inside Multisync -> Synchronisation Pair -> Options
> > discovers it, 'Test' fails. The log shows only:
> >
> > Failed to connect remote: Connection error.
And, BTW, the kernel module "rfcomm" has to be loaded.
/Bo
> ...and running a scan inside Multisync -> Synchronisation Pair -> Options
> discovers it, 'Test' fails. The log shows only:
>
> Failed to connect remote: Connection error.
You have to "pair" the phone and the computer. Since you have a T610,
the phone should ask you for a pin on connection. Ent
After struggling for days trying to get my Toshiba Portege 7020CT running
Debian Sid to recognise the Epox BT-DG02 USB Bluetooth dongle, I finally
realised that the 'shiny' plastic case was preventing it seating properly in
the recessed USB port and some quick surgery with a knife resulted in
insta
Ok. Then this is my config:
kernel-2.4.20-18.9
bluez-libs-2.3-3
bluez-sdp-1.1-1
bluez-libs-devel-2.3-3
bluez-libs-2.3-19
bluez-utils-2.2-3
Multisync 0.80 (compiled from Source)
Am Sam, 2003-08-16 um 12.28 schrieb Michael Schmidt:
> As long as you haven't installed anything from source or *.ta
As long as you haven't installed anything from source or *.tar.gz you
can run.
$ rpm -qa | grep bluez
On Sat, 2003-08-16 at 10:56, Tim Tailor wrote:
> Hi!
>
> As far as I remember everything I used are the standard RPM's provided
> by Redhat, but maybe one of you could help me out and tell me ho
Hi!
As far as I remember everything I used are the standard RPM's provided
by Redhat, but maybe one of you could help me out and tell me how to
find out the bluez version currently used.
The basic bluetooth installation I did with the help of a tutorial I
found here http://www.holtmann.org/linux/
hear hear.
I only tried for a few hours last weekend, but i had problems getting
the T68i to work over bluetooth with Multisync and RH9. When i tried to
setup the pairing it complained that the T68i didn't support IrMC.
It would be useful to know what steps u took and what versions of the
bluez
On Fri, Aug 15, 2003 at 08:09:40AM +0200, Tim Tailor wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm running a config like this with a T68i.
Could you post the steps you undertook to get this working? I, and I gather
others, have had significant problems getting bluetooth to play nicely.
Mx.
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Hi!
I'm running a config like this with a T68i.
Bye Tim
Am Die, 2003-08-12 um 17.15 schrieb Philip Trickett:
> Hi,
>
> Is anyone at the moment using multisync on a stock RedHat 9 installation
> and kernel to sync via Bluetooth?
>
> I can discover the device on mine, and pair the phone, but it
Hi,
Is anyone at the moment using multisync on a stock RedHat 9 installation
and kernel to sync via Bluetooth?
I can discover the device on mine, and pair the phone, but it just says
'searching for device'
Cheers,
Phil Trickett
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