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How do I enable rfcomm?

Bluez-users Xamindar 3 participants 3 messages May 17, 2007 – May 18, 2007 Bluetooth drivers

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I installed the blues-3.10 version in Gentoo but it doesn't start the rfcomm stuff. I have rfcomm.conf set up to bind to my phone. It used to work before with a previous version and I am pretty sure I just don't have the config set to enable it this time around. Where do I set that?

Thanks for any help.

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Hi,

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I installed the blues-3.10 version in Gentoo but it doesn't start the rfcomm stuff. I have rfcomm.conf set up to bind to my phone. It used to work before with a previous version and I am pretty sure I just don't have the config set to enable it this time around. Where do I set that?

the next bluez-utils release will provide a nice D-Bus interface to make that a lot easier and deprecate the use of rfcomm at all. Until then simply call "rfcomm bind all".

Regards

Marcel

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Marcel Holtmann escribe:

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the next bluez-utils release will provide a nice D-Bus interface to make that a lot easier and deprecate the use of rfcomm at all. Until then simply call "rfcomm bind all".

Then you can use "rfcomm -a" or simply "rfcomm" to check whether they've been binded properly.

Take into account that "bind" and "connect" are different verbs!

Cordially, Ismael

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