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Subject: More on T68i
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Hello,

After conversing with myself on-list earlier, I have now got files
going back and forth between my T68i and FreeBSD 5.2.1.  (This is
using obexapp from the command line.  I am yet to succeed with a
phone-initiated transfer with sdpd running---phone just bails out with
'Bluetooth connection failed'.)

Has anyone progressed any further than this with a T68i?  I notice
Maksim Yevmenkin refers to testing on a T68i in the obexapp man
page---Maksim, are you doing anything more sophisticated than single
file transfers using obexapp?  I am interested in doing something like
maintaining a central vCard database (though probably in a more
accessible form, such as RDF, and converting to vCard as required) to
which I can sync my T68i, and hopefully my Palm Zire 71.

Is anyone doing anything like this?


--=20
Paul.

mailto:paulh@logicsquad.net

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