bluetooth script

**scrarfussi** · 11-11-2006

everytime i want to connect to the net i have to
type rfcomm connect /dev/rfcomm0 00:12:EE:C2:86:C7
then start kppp is there any way i can write a script that whren i launch kppp
it automatically connects to my phone

**devils casper** · 11-11-2006

Code:

mkdir ~/.kde/env
vi ~/.kde/env/blueth.sh

type 'rfcomm connect....' code and save file. logoff and login again.

casper

**scrarfussi** · 11-11-2006

Originally Posted by devils_casper

Code:

mkdir ~/.kde/env
vi ~/.kde/env/blueth.sh

type 'rfcomm connect....' code and save file. logoff and login again.

casper

sorry but its not making any sense

**devils casper** · 11-11-2006

Originally Posted by scrarfussi

sorry but its not making any sense

hmmm...... do you know how login scripts work in KDE? where system looks?

i am also using Bluetooth GPRS ( AirTel ). i had to connect/bind rfcomm0 to my cell on every boot-up. i wrote 'rfocmm connect' command in a file and saved it in 'env' folder. its working perfectly. i saved all other scripts, keyboard shortcut script, Environment settings etc in that folder.

if it still doesn't make any sense to you... ignore my suggestion....

casper

**scrarfussi** · 11-11-2006

Originally Posted by devils_casper

hmmm...... do you know how login scripts work in KDE? where system looks?

i am also using Bluetooth GPRS ( AirTel ). i had to connect/bind rfcomm0 to my cell on every boot-up. i wrote 'rfocmm connect' command in a file and saved it in 'env' folder. its working perfectly. i saved all other scripts, keyboard shortcut script, Environment settings etc in that folder.

if it still doesn't make any sense to you... ignore my suggestion....

casper

i'm still very new to linux and still got a lot to learn any way i tried wat u sed vi is not very user friendly
i dont know how to use it so i used kate instead and what i wrote was rfcomm connect /dev/rfcomm0 00:12:EE:C2:86:C7 and saved it is this correct if so nothin is happenen when i re login

**devils casper** · 11-12-2006

save script file on Desktop and execute it in konsole/gnome-terminal.

Code:

sh ~/Desktop/blueth.sh

does it connect rfcomm device?

casper

**scrarfussi** · 11-12-2006

Originally Posted by devils_casper

save script file on Desktop and execute it in konsole/gnome-terminal.

Code:

sh ~/Desktop/blueth.sh

does it connect rfcomm device?

casper

Yes from desktop it connects and works well Thanx hav you been able to update your system using gprs modem

**devils casper** · 11-12-2006

hav you been able to update your system using gprs modem

hmmm... i am using Kubuntu as main OS and i updated it. speed is very very slow and it took around 5 hrs to upgrade everything. Kubuntu is a light and robost distro. i like it.

well ! everything depends on taste, likes/dislikes........

casper

**scrarfussi** · 11-13-2006

Cool Thanx i'll see if i can get updates to work in suse now about that script where do i find this env folder how do i set it so it connects automatically coz on desktop i still hav to type sh /Desktop Thanx

**devils casper** · 11-13-2006

Hi !

create a folder 'env' in .kde folder and copy blueth.sh file in it.

Code:

mkdir .kde/env
cp Desktop/blueth.sh .kde/env

its working fine in Kubuntu and i am in Kubuntu box right now. i will check it in SuSe. it should work in SuSe too.

for time being, in case, it doesn't work, execute this code ( i assume script file 'blueth.sh' is on Desktop )

Code:

cp Desktop/blueth.sh Desktop/bt
chmod +x Desktop/bt
su -
mv Desktop/bt /usr/bin

after executing this code, press Alt+F2, type 'bt' and press Enter. check if rfcomm connected or not.

casper

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