3G/GPRS via Bluetooth on WM6

Discussion in 'Networking' started by Demiurge, Oct 4, 2008.

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    Demiurge

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    Okay, so I followed this guide from xda-developers.com to use the 3G/GPRS on my WM6 mobile via Bluetooth:
    Simple enough, I had to activate IP forwarding and I can ping 192.168.0.1 and 194.102.255.2. I get response so i know that the connection to internet via bluetooth is working.

    But, I'm not able to display any web pages, neither am I able to configure bnep0 via the connection manager or add it as an new virtual interface. I think the problem is that Linpus doesn't know where to look for the nameserver for bnep0 (/tmp seems like an odd place to store it?), but atm I lack the skills to figure this one out by my self :(
     
    Demiurge, Oct 4, 2008
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