JPilot,SynCE,GnuGP,GPA,LDAP,IMAP,Claws-Mail W/Everything SFS

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Re: JPilot,SynCE,GnuGP,GPA,LDAP,IMAP,Claws-Mail W/Everything SFS

#16 Post by tempestuous »

John Doe,
Now that you have dbus working, your bluez-libs/dbus dotpets will be a useful resource for anyone wanting to use any form of bluetooth device with Puppy.
John Doe wrote:bluez-firmware-1.2.pet
bluez-libs-3.9.pet
bluez-utils-3.9.pet
dbus-1.0.2.pet
Are these dotpets available for download?

You attached bluez/dbus packages a month ago here -
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 108#104108
but at that stage, dbus was not compiled with the important options "--prefix=/usr --localstatedir=/usr"
Am I correct?

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Re: JPilot,SynCE,GnuGP,GPA,LDAP,IMAP,Claws-Mail W/Everything

#17 Post by John Doe »

tempestuous wrote:John Doe,
Now that you have dbus working, your bluez-libs/dbus dotpets will be a useful resource for anyone wanting to use any form of bluetooth device with Puppy.
Agreed. Assuming that it works. I have no idea still. Maybe if someone tests it successfully Barry would drop it in 2.16b. (*edit, make that 2.18a. I didn't read his blog before I posted here)
tempestuous wrote:Are these dotpets available for download?
I attached them. I'm about 99.999% sure that's them. It's getting a bit messy here. There was one other folder with pets but that one was pre-tweaking.

btw, they are FULL packages. Not optimized in anyway. All headers, locale, etc...
tempestuous wrote:You attached bluez/dbus packages a month ago here -
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 108#104108
but at that stage, dbus was not compiled with the important options "--prefix=/usr --localstatedir=/usr"
Am I correct?
Yes. I removed those just now and linked to this thread.

Thanks for the "knowledge management" ;-)

The config changes I mentioned were in dbus config. Looks like there is actually a bluetooth config file in there somewhere during my poking around. I have no idea what it does or if it's even important.

I dropped the /dev/rfcomm0 in bluez-libs. It should have the right permissions, if what was posted before was correct.
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Re: JPilot,SynCE,GnuGP,GPA,LDAP,IMAP,Claws-Mail W/Everything

#18 Post by tempestuous »

Very nice.
I think these packages deserve a separate thread titled "Bluetooth support in Puppy".

I am currently helping develop a Puppy-based derivative with Raffy and Pakt which includes Claws Mail. Thanks to your troubleshooting, I have now expanded Claws Mail's features to include Palm/J-Pilot/bluetooth compatibility.
... but like you, I have no bluetooth device to test with. :cry:
John Doe wrote:I dropped the /dev/rfcomm0 in bluez-libs.
Yes, the rfcomm0 device node is needed for bluetooth connections,
and /dev/rfcomm must be configured in the J-Pilot preferences ... or symlinked to /dev/pilot

Regarding Palm connections via USB, Puppy needs to have these 2 device nodes created -

mknod /dev/ttyUSB0 c 188 0
mknod /dev/ttyUSB1 c 188 1

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Navman Pin570 now working...thanx

#19 Post by daftdog »

Just to say thanx John Doe for this sfs file. I can now sync with my Navman. (Been trying to do this for a while.) This was the last thing I needed windows for so now I can get rid of Bills crap altogether! :D
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#20 Post by John Doe »

tempestuous wrote:...currently helping develop a Puppy-based derivative with Raffy and Pakt which includes Claws Mail...
I followed a link in Raffy's sig the other night and saw that site. Nice thin client. Great to know people can expand it's usability while we learn together.
tempestuous wrote:/dev/rfcomm must be configured in the J-Pilot preferences ... or symlinked to /dev/pilot
Thanks. I'll drop that in pilot-link-0.12.2.pet for the final. I seem to recall reading that somewhere. Also looked up fusermount/palm info but ran into a wall on compiling the palm sdk under puppy. Needed sometype of server running on the palm to make the connection.
tempestuous wrote:Regarding Palm connections via USB, Puppy needs to have these 2 device nodes created -

mknod /dev/ttyUSB0 c 188 0
mknod /dev/ttyUSB1 c 188 1
Have you tested these? I thought I read somewhere that in the 2.6.x kernel usb went under /dev/usb (ormaybe I have that backwards?).

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Re: Navman Pin570 now working...thanx

#21 Post by John Doe »

daftdog wrote:Just to say thanx John Doe for this sfs file. I can now sync with my Navman. (Been trying to do this for a while.) This was the last thing I needed windows for so now I can get rid of Bills crap altogether! :D
Thanks for the success story! :-)

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#22 Post by tempestuous »

EDIT Jan 1st 2008 - bluetooth-alsa attachment deleted.
Revised bluetooth libaries and bluetooth-alsa here
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25009
Last edited by tempestuous on Tue 01 Jan 2008, 01:14, edited 1 time in total.

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mobile217.sfs available?

#23 Post by vito »

is this squash file available for 2.17 versions of puppy?

Thx,

Vito

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Re: mobile217.sfs available?

#24 Post by John Doe »

vito wrote:is this squash file available for 2.17 versions of puppy?
rename it and it should work fine.

@all

after a few months of deliberation i've decided to go get a new phone with WM5. i'll redo this squash soon with the latest libs and make sure it works also.

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#25 Post by giac_fab »

Hi

Anyone know if the bluez pagages attached have paring problems with phones ?

pin_helper command seems to miss ....
:oops: I know, my english is very bad :oops:
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#26 Post by John Doe »

giac_fab wrote:Anyone know if the bluez pagages attached have paring problems with phones ?
this thread has additional info on bluetooth:

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=18109

i recall someone got bluetooth DUN going via puppy and it's mentioned either in this on or that one.
giac_fab wrote:pin_helper command seems to miss ....
thanks for the mention. i'll remember to check it when i rebuild the sfs file.

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#27 Post by giac_fab »

I'm coming from that topic ...... I thought who made the support could know how to solve the problem ....
:oops: I know, my english is very bad :oops:
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#28 Post by John Doe »

giac_fab wrote:I'm coming from that topic ...... I thought who made the support could know how to solve the problem ....
sorry.

just got a phone 2 weeks ago which supports bluetooth. also grabbed a belkin usb bluetooth 2.0 device for a couple bucks to use for testing.

built that sfs using help from feedback.

we'll get it going over the next couple months :wink:

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Re: JPilot,SynCE,GnuGP,GPA,LDAP,IMAP,Claws-Mail W/Everything SFS

#29 Post by evilc »

Link is dead :(

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Re: good thoughts

#30 Post by Mon1018 »

mysticmarks wrote:Sounds like a great sfs file in the making!

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#31 Post by ecke »

Hello.

if i installed the bluez-utils-3.9.pet package, i get many errors, is it normal?

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