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2011-02-13
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2011-03-12
, 21:21
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2011-03-13
, 15:10
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2011-03-13
, 15:12
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@ Hong Kong
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yeah it turns blue, I use the bluetooth DUN script fine for tethering, but I wanted to give this bluetooth PAN thing a try.
I can't find a bnep0 device no matter what I do though :/ not sure why
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2011-03-14
, 01:04
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2011-03-18
, 00:36
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2011-03-18
, 02:25
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For DHCP and Auto DNS configuration, you can inspire from:
http://wiki.maemo.org/N900_USB_router
Just add before stand-alone command:
Code:dnsmasq -I lo -z -a 192.168.1.1 -F 192.168.1.64,192.168.1.127
PS: tested and it works with Windows 7, but probably you'll have to renew dns lease:
Code:ipconfig /renew "Name of PAN Adapter"
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2011-03-18
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bluetooth-pan, tethering |
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