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thanks before for ur helps

What have you tried so far?

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 ...

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

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.

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

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?

Flash was asking you to run the application to Generate Report. Then run app 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

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

Whoa, USB 1? Can that be right?