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iluvse Posts: 82

it's easy.. just add -p800 before -v in all the script(not the kill one) and then open the file to share Internet, it asks for the address, u can find it in Preferences>Bluetooth>devices clicking the P900 and u see it.. and that's it.. if u get that message run the kill app... cya..
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Posted: 2004-03-11 08:14:46
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Neyo Posts: 120

I am getting the same error. It connects to my fone, you can see they are 'trying' but the same error comes up

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Posted: 2004-03-11 10:05:29
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macfan Posts: 104

i notice that there is a "-p" before the "-v" so should the amended string look like:
1. -p -p800 -v
2. -p -p800-v (without a space)
3. -p800 -v
4. -p800-v (without a space)
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Posted: 2004-03-11 10:11:26
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sas2 Posts: 2

I had no trouble getting the link up on the mac side and I can ping my P900. But being a P900 newbie I wonder how I configure it to use this link for surfing/mail access? Internet connections only allow 'GPRS' -- I was expecting a setting somewhere along the lines of PPP over bluetooth.

The docs describe the setup for the Nokia 3650. I've tried to do the same on my P900: Make a new internet connections, named it after my Mac's bluetooth name and also put that name in the "address" section. I'm not able to connect, though. I get "access denied" when I navigate to a webpage.

Any suggestions on how to get this to work? Thanks in advance!

Sven
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Posted: 2004-03-13 00:33:03
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sas2 Posts: 2

Ok, following up on my own post: I found out that on the P900 one does not have to create an access point. One has to use apps that will try the bluetooth link for connection, though. I tried Opera and could surf the web via BT and my Mac. The built-in browser does not work over this connection, same for the email client. Is there an alternative email client that will try the BT connection like Opera?

Sven
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Posted: 2004-03-13 11:02:13
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