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2008-11-07
, 20:19
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Make sure the second line is
i f open-bracket dollar hatch-pound equals equals zero close-bracket semicolon space t h e n
if [ $# == 0 ]; then
It sounds like something ate the closing bracket. Double-check your typing.
Also try "sh -x ./nokasgps" to see what it is actually executing
i f open-bracket dollar hatch-pound equals equals zero close-bracket semicolon space t h e n
if [ $# == 0 ]; then
It sounds like something ate the closing bracket. Double-check your typing.
Also try "sh -x ./nokasgps" to see what it is actually executing
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2009-01-13
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Hello everybody. I've wanted to try to pair my N810 with my Nokia N80 running tomtom sw using N810 as a bluetooth GPS module. I've used the script that tz1 presented. It starts to pair with the phone, but then it shows that it has disconnected and on the phone it says that there is no GPS device found. Have I missed something?
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2009-01-13
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It is working after all! All it needed was for the N810 to lock on to GPS signal, and the tomtom on N80 found the device and displayed the correct location! Thank you tz1 very much for the script!
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2009-01-15
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When the GPS starts up on the n810, it only sends a message every 5 seconds, and many phones or other apps will time-out after a fraction of a second and disconnect instead of retrying or waiting after the bluetooth connects. When it starts to see a signal, it will usually send messages every second which is enough for the remote device to pick up.
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2009-04-21
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I read this 3 pages about "how to use n810 as BT GPS", but I'm not successful on my n810. Please, can you help me and write me in one post what I have to do? I want to use n810 as BT GPS for Nokia E65..Thank you very much!
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2009-06-08
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Originally Posted by Jackeye
Go to X Terminal in the n810. This is in Utilities from the menu on the left. Then paste this code in X Terminal.
I read this 3 pages about "how to use n810 as BT GPS", but I'm not successful on my n810. Please, can you help me and write me in one post what I have to do? I want to use n810 as BT GPS for Nokia E65..Thank you very much!
Code:
#!/bin/sh
if [ $# == 0 ]; then
sdptool add SP
while true; do
rfcomm -r -i hci0 listen 2 1 $0 {}
done
fi
exec /usr/libexec/navicore-gpsd-helper >$1
- Tz1 wrote that code
You can now use the Nokia n810's GPA on your computer or cellphone via bluetooth.
Yea it took me about an hour to figure out what to do with that script. I tried saving it a a .install and all sorts of crazy stuff. nex time, just tell us to paste it in the terminal
Last edited by adem3311; 2009-06-08 at 22:32. Reason: Giving credit to tz1
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2009-06-19
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Originally Posted by adem3311
I tried to paste the codes in the X-Terminal, but it ended up showing '-sh: rfcomm: not found' endlessly. I had to close the X-Terminal forcedly. And of course my E63 still can't use the GPS module on N810.
Go to X Terminal in the n810. This is in Utilities from the menu on the left. Then paste this code in X Terminal.
Code:#!/bin/sh if [ $# == 0 ]; then sdptool add SP while true; do rfcomm -r -i hci0 listen 2 1 $0 {} done fi exec /usr/libexec/navicore-gpsd-helper >$1
- Tz1 wrote that code
You can now use the Nokia n810's GPA on your computer or cellphone via bluetooth.
Yea it took me about an hour to figure out what to do with that script. I tried saving it a a .install and all sorts of crazy stuff. nex time, just tell us to paste it in the terminal
Any solutions to my problem? Thanks a lot in advance!
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2009-06-19
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#29
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After enabling Extras, get root access and then run the following, as root:
apt-get install bluez-utils-test
apt-get install bluez-utils-test
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2009-06-19
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
Thanks a lot for the hint.
After enabling Extras, get root access and then run the following, as root:
apt-get install bluez-utils-test
Enable Extra -> root access -> run 'apt-get install bluez-utils-test' -> then run
#!/bin/sh
if [ $# == 0 ]; then
sdptool add SP
while true; do
rfcomm -r -i hci0 listen 2 1 $0 {}
done
fi
exec /usr/libexec/navicore-gpsd-helper >$1
then it reads: 'Serial Port service registered
Waiting for connection on Channel 1',
then I connect my E63 to N810, it shows:'Connection from **:**:**:**:**:**(E63' mac) to /dev/rfcomm2
Press CTRL-C for hangup',
couple seconds later,
': not found2: line 1: *1A
: not found2: line 2: *1A
Disconnected'
And my E63 keeps asking me to connect to N810, each time same result as above.
Would someone tell me what's wrong with my tablet? Many thanks!
sh: missing ]
./nokasgps: line 9: cannot create : nonexistent directory
There are no typos in my script - I've checked...
What am I missing?
Thanks for all your help.
-Mark