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"Vladimir B. Grebenschikov" wrote:
> 
> χ Fri, 22.11.2002, Χ 01:01, Maksim Yevmenkin ΞΑΠΙΣΑΜ:
> > > Is Nokia 6310(i) cell phone supported by FreeBSD bluetooth stack ?
> > > (of course most interesting as cell modem)
> >
> > You have got to try it for yourself :) I have received
> > successful reports about Nokia 7650, so there is a
> > pretty good chance you can make it work :) You most
> > likely can use your Bluetooth enabled cell phone as
> > a wireless modem. You need to download and install
> > rfcommd from ports/.
> 
> Ok, will try when will get phone.
> 
> > > What bluetooth adapters (USB/PCMCI/CF) known as work well with FreeBSD.
> >
> > USB dongles: 3COM, EPoX, Mitsumi, MSI and TDK. also
> > if your USB dongle has CSR chip in it then it pretty
> > much guaranteed to be supported.
> >
> > PCCARD: 3COM and Xircom(*). Xircom card is a 16550A
> > UART based card and may not work very well because of
> > "sio" driver issues. The same is true for any 16550A
> > UART based card. However if you can convince your
> > system give separate IRQ for PCCARD and "sio" driver
> > uses fast interrupts then this card might work well
> > for you. I managed to do so on my not so -current
> > and OLDCARD.
> 
> If I right understand you I have more chanses with USB adapter
> Frankly speaking PCMCI do not works well under -CURRENT on my
> SONY VAIO PCG-z505s

yes. USB devices have better chances. part of the problem
is that Bluetooth spec does not define transport layer for
PCCARDs, so every manufacturer does whatever he wants.

> Insert/Edject card freeze machine 100% guarntee, so only option
> to boot with card inserted - in this case it works.
> 
> This happens both NEWCARD and OLDCARD, -STABLE and -CURRENT
> My cbb is cbb0: <RF5C475 PCI-CardBus Bridge>
> 
> Days ago (times of 4.3/4.4) it works well both under current and
> under stable.
> 
> May be you have some ideas ?

no, sorry :(
 
max

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