I'm experiencing the same problem: I'm now surfing (and writing this bug report!) with a Samsung SGH-SV10 UMTS cell phone, but I've had to revert to USB cable connection after nearly a year of smooth bluetooth connections (since 5.10), although with 6.10 I've followed the same steps as ever. The phone and the PC (an Acer Centrino laptop with an external Bluetooth dongle) are able to exchange data between each other (I've tried with some .jpg files), but when it comes to connect to internet (I use a pppd script addressing /dev/rfcomm0) the phone ask for a PIN code, but the PC does not and the script ends with a "connection refused" error. I've also tried to copy the /etc/bluetooth/*.* and /var/lib/bluetooth/*.* that are still working on my current "stable" system (a 6.06 installed on another partition on the same PC) but with no avail. My opinion is that the bug resides in the pin helper executable not beeing correctly called (if I try to call bluez-pin alone it pops out the PIN request and echoes it to the console)
And... Yeah: on every other respect UBUNTU RULEZ!!!! :-) Giuseppe. Palermo, Italy. -- Problem connect bluetooth in ubuntu edgy https://launchpad.net/bugs/71300 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
