How to receive, send files to a phone via bluetooth?

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How to receive, send files to a phone via bluetooth?

#1 Post by andabandsen »

thanks before for ur helps

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#2 Post by Flash »

What have you tried so far?

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#3 Post by andabandsen »

Flash wrote:What have you tried so far?
I plug the bluetooh the cpu, when in windows xp i could directly receive / send file in the start menu, in PuppyLinux no reaction at all. :(

oyea sorry my english not perfect ...

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What brand and model of bluetooth thingy and what kind of phone?

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Flash wrote:What brand and model of bluetooth thingy and what kind of phone?
I do not know the brand and type my bluetooth, because it is not listed its brand and type. for my mobile phone brands and types TiPhone T30.

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#6 Post by Flash »

I am not sure if Menu -> System -> Hardinfo hardware information will give enough information, but why don't you try it first?

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#7 Post by andabandsen »

Flash wrote:I am not sure if Menu -> System -> Hardinfo hardware information will give enough information, but why don't you try it first?
while learning, I prefer to receive / send files from the card reader, bluetooth I may be damaged. oya, if I use PuppyLinux as the main operating system to work in the home and office, what is your opinion? :)

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A sample of the HTML file created by HardInfo Hardware Infor

#8 Post by WB7ODYFred »

Flash was asking you to run the application

Code: Select all

 menu --> system --> HardInfo Hardware Information
to Generate Report. Then run app

Code: Select all

menu --> Utility --> XArchive
archive to compress the file hardinfo.html into a tar.gz format for posting and sharing here.

To read the HTML file from a browser, use the URL
file:///root/hardinfo.html


I have included a sample below and a .PNG file with the bluetooth modules highlighted. I did not have my Bluetooth USB dongle inserted into my computer when I generated the report.

But you can check to see what bluetooth communication modules you have active in your system.

Fred

I too have used Windows 7 to receive files from my Bluetooth enabled phone, for example pictures from the Camera, Video, and voice recordings.

Phone Samsung SGH-T639
Bluetooth USB Dongle xxx???xxx USB ID

From the command line use the following to list your USB devices.
# lsusb
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image-2.png
My Blue tooth USB device listed from HardInfo application
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hardcore_info_Lucid528.tar.gz
Tar Gzip file of a sample hardinfo file created from menu --> system --> Hardinfo hardware information file.
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image-BlueTooth1.png
Just a picture sample of bluetooth modules running in my Lucid 5.2.8 Puppy Linux system from a hardcore_info created HTML file. Yours maybe different!
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#9 Post by Master_wrong »

you need

these
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=67113

to browse phone:

1. install the blueman with lucid-fuse-obexfs
2. after run bllueman-applet, right-click on applet ---> select local service
3. select transfer, click on advanced
4. set advanced ----> obexfs -b %d /root/a
5. create /root/a
6. click browse
7. open rox /root/a

or

these

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=396249

what you need is obexfs
Cluster-Pup v.2-Puppy Beowulf Cluster
[url]http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=499199#499199[/url]

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#10 Post by Flash »

Whoa, USB 1? Can that be right?

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#11 Post by andabandsen »

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Flash wrote:What brand and model of bluetooth thingy and what kind of phone?
Puppy Linux Blog - contact me for access

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