**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Jul 22 02:59:58 2007 Jul 22 03:13:12 i'm having a problem building gpe-image (for h4000). it fails complaining about libnet.h: "byte order has not been specified" and "expected identifier or '{' before string constant" Jul 22 03:15:48 this happens while building thcrut_1.2.5.bb Jul 22 03:33:41 * xota a sobar! Jul 22 13:50:16 hi Jul 22 14:20:31 are there any devices similar to the nslu2 that are capable to be reflashed with a distro like angstrom? Jul 22 14:31:27 * xota saluda! Jul 22 14:32:38 xota: hi Jul 22 14:46:24 buenas dcordes Jul 22 14:47:33 xota: do you know anything about NAS devices like the NSLU2= Jul 22 14:47:34 ? Jul 22 14:50:32 i don't know ;( sorry Jul 22 15:12:39 * xota se pira! Jul 22 15:16:12 dcordes: rwhitby would be the one to ask about NSLU2 and friends Jul 22 15:56:07 hi all Jul 22 15:56:26 :-) Jul 22 15:58:27 Hi all Jul 22 16:00:17 I someone familiar with angstrom and an usb-bluetooth-stick ? The usb-bluetooth-stick is not seen as the devive /dev/rfcomm0 (as it should be) , but as /dev/usb-1.x_ep02. Any hints ? Jul 22 16:01:04 Shall I put a symlink named /dev/rfcomm0 to this ? Jul 22 16:01:51 There is no /dev/rfcomm0 at all........ Jul 22 16:02:37 vanguard: you need to use rfcomm command to register rfcomm devices Jul 22 16:02:43 vanguard: they arent automatic Jul 22 16:03:02 How do I have to do this ? Jul 22 16:03:07 rfcomm bind 0 XX:XX:XX:XX:XX for rfcomm0 Jul 22 16:03:10 So,mkething with bind Jul 22 16:03:40 Ah, I rread such a thing somewhere. Jul 22 16:03:54 Will this last for the future ? Jul 22 16:04:11 vanguard: you can put them in /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm if I remeber right Jul 22 16:04:30 Yes, this is, what I already did. Jul 22 16:04:51 vanguard: you might need to put something like RFCOMM=1 in /etc/default/bluetooth as well Jul 22 16:05:06 vanguard: I seem to recal it was disabled by default Jul 22 16:05:50 Yes, this is missing. Jul 22 16:06:57 Do I have to reboot, to get it actiuve or is there any process, I can restart ? Jul 22 16:07:00 * XorA|gone wodners where his zaurus is Jul 22 16:07:06 vanguard: /etc/init.d/bluetooth stop Jul 22 16:07:08 vanguard: /etc/init.d/bluetooth start Jul 22 16:08:11 No success. Jul 22 16:08:22 There is still no /dev/rfcomm Jul 22 16:09:23 vanguard: just issue the command by hand Jul 22 16:09:39 vanguard: then work out where the scripts are busted, things seemed to have moved since I last looked Jul 22 16:10:56 Yes, seems this way. I am not so familiar with bluetooth, but I understand it right: The /dev/rfcomm will be automatically generated by the kernel, is it ? Jul 22 16:31:06 Test123 Jul 22 16:31:20 Seems, I was offline. Jul 22 16:36:00 heh heh Jul 22 16:36:22 vanguard: rfcomm is only generated when rfcomm bind command is issuied Jul 22 16:37:55 O.k., so , if I would like to make it comfortable, I would have to write a little script and put it into the required runlevel. Jul 22 16:38:39 vanguard: yeah Jul 22 16:38:51 This is not cool ! Jul 22 16:39:13 After a new flash, all my manual work would be gone. Jul 22 16:39:17 This is not cool ... Jul 22 16:40:09 Maybe you should add such scripts per default in the roms. Jul 22 16:56:49 we don't have ROMs Jul 22 16:57:20 and anything but using hcid is deprecated and will go away in future bluez releases Jul 22 17:06:04 koen: O.k., if there are changes, it would be nice to implement it into the images. So it is really more user friendly. Jul 22 17:06:32 go ahead, it's opensource, attach patches to the bugtracker Jul 22 17:07:38 I am willing to do, but these are no patches at all. These are no bugs, these are more "additional features". Jul 22 19:20:30 Hi all. Can someone take a look, who is the owner and which rights does /dev/rfcomm0 possesses ? I am testing here now for hours, and am not able to get pppd running. Jul 22 19:21:25 Even, if I start pppd as root, the log says: /dev/rfcomm: connection refused Jul 22 19:23:04 (I want to use gprs with the SL-C1000) Jul 22 19:25:13 Even, if I start pppd as root, the log says: Failed to open /dev/rfcomm: connection refused Jul 22 19:41:36 I think connection refused is not exactly permission denied. Jul 22 19:51:38 Hmm, you think, it is the connection to my provider ? Jul 22 19:51:49 no, to your bluetooth device Jul 22 19:52:12 You mean, in my case, to the cell phone. Jul 22 19:52:25 exactly Jul 22 19:52:43 are they paired? Your phone and Z? Jul 22 19:52:53 Yes, they are. Jul 22 19:53:10 I can get access to the phone and transfer datas. Jul 22 19:53:14 hmm... is rfcomm0 set up properly to connect to dun channel? Jul 22 19:53:23 Yes, it is. Jul 22 19:53:40 hmm... maybe it's your phone settings then? Jul 22 19:53:47 The rfcomm0 points to the right MAC. Jul 22 19:53:53 and the channel? Jul 22 19:54:04 Maybe the phone may not act as a modem ? Jul 22 19:54:10 Chanel 1 Jul 22 19:54:29 Well, I don't have a solution to you, it's been a while since I've done it, but HAVE done it :) Jul 22 19:54:46 I don't know whether channel 1 is the right one, you may want to get the channel via sdp maybe? Jul 22 19:54:59 :) Yes, I know, it is working at other people. Jul 22 19:55:07 sdp ??? Jul 22 19:55:28 sdptool, hang on I'll try to get you a command line Jul 22 19:56:12 sdptool browse ? Jul 22 19:56:27 yes Jul 22 19:56:31 try this one. Jul 22 19:57:00 I get permission denied frommy phone, I think I have my desktop bt screwed up after installing latest bluez :) Jul 22 19:58:07 Hmm, what do I have to look for ? Dial-up-networking ? Jul 22 19:58:22 I'd guess yes Jul 22 19:58:25 DUN Jul 22 19:59:11 Hmm, that woul be channel 3. Jul 22 19:59:32 here you go :) Jul 22 20:00:40 I am rebooting. Just to get a clean initilaisation. Jul 22 20:01:08 heh, I'd test it first :) Jul 22 20:01:21 Strange: Some hours ago, I could not get access to the bt-stick. Suddenly it worked. Jul 22 20:02:04 Although, I did nothing. I suppose, the kernel unloaded some modules. Jul 22 20:02:20 users always say "I did nothing", even after complete reinstall :) Jul 22 20:02:46 O.k., you are right: I stuck out the stick. Jul 22 20:03:08 Just about 2 minutes. Maybe it should be this long time. Jul 22 20:04:27 No success..... Jul 22 20:05:02 Just a moment. Jul 22 20:05:11 A new message: Jul 22 20:05:33 Even, if I start pppd as root, the log says: Failed to open /dev/rfcomm: no route to host Jul 22 20:05:52 rfcomm or rfcomm0? or is it the same? Jul 22 20:06:09 A typo: rfcomm0 Jul 22 20:06:25 Failed to open /dev/rfcomm0: no route to host Jul 22 20:06:42 hmm... Well, I'm not sure what this message means... Jul 22 20:06:53 maybe your phone is turned off? :) Jul 22 20:07:35 Yes. The stick is off. Jul 22 20:08:18 The module "asix" is not loaded by default. Jul 22 20:08:32 Should have added it in /etc/modules Jul 22 20:11:06 vanguard asks himself, if some very good coder would like to develop an easier way to use gprs with the Z.......... Jul 22 21:07:21 hi Jul 22 22:11:22 Anyone here? Jul 22 22:41:26 I hereby declare my resignation from OE and Angstrom Jul 22 22:41:28 By Jul 22 22:41:30 Bye Jul 22 22:45:20 hi **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Jul 23 02:59:56 2007