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> I got a Tekram 210B dongle recently, and wanted to
> play around with it by trying to print names and phone
> numbers from my cell phone (a Nokia 6110). I set up
> an IrLPT server, created the device /dev/irlptd and for
> testing, typed 'cat /dev/irlptd'. cat's read call blocked, so
> the device was at least registered. I printed from the phone,
> the LED on the dongle flashed for a a while and the phone
> said that the printing failed. I started irdadump on another
> console to see what's coming in; the phone did identify
> itself as 'Nokia 6100' and apparently requested for IrLPT
> protocol. After this, there were lines with 'unknown
> class' (I can give the output of irdadump if needed) until
> the phone gave up. Has anyone managed to print anything
> from a cell phone via ItLPT server?
The 6110 is not an IrDA phone. It uses some broken proprietary
protocol which you can get windows drivers for. Only a few phones
have real IR connections (Nokia 8810, Ericsson SH888, Motorola 7089)
Justin
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