Hi Johan,
Thanks again.
I installed obc and got the following results:
~ $ obc
OBEX Bluetooth client
Getting rfcomm device from btcond via D-BUS
btcond returned error: com.nokia.btcond.error.invalid_svc
Using device: /dev/rfcomm0
OBEX setup failed: Connecting failed (err: 260)
Type "help" to see available commands
disconnected > scan
Searching...
2 devices found. Resolving names...done.
#1 : 00:17:4B:66:FF:3A Carel's Nokia 6280
#2 : [...]
disconnected > connect 00:17:4B:66:FF:3A
Getting rfcomm device from btcond via D-BUS
btcond returned error: com.nokia.btcond.error.invalid_svc
Using device: /dev/rfcomm0
OBEX setup failed: Connecting failed (err: 260)
disconnected > exit
Exiting.
~ $
The 260 error is indeed GW_OBEX_ERROR_CONNECT_FAILED .
The invalid_svc error. is "No such profile on device"
I still have no clue,
-- Carel
Johan Hedberg wrote:
Hi Carel,
On Thu, Apr 20, 2006, Carel Bast wrote:
~ $ gnomevfs-ls obex://[00:17:4B:66:FF:3A]/
Error opening: Service not available
~ $
That maps to the GW_OBEX_ERROR_CONNECT_FAILED error from libgwobex which
can be caused by several different things, however since your phone
asks to accept the connection my guess would be that the OBEX CONNECT
command is for some strange reason failing.
Does this mean that my new Nokia 6280 does not support the BT obex protocol?
Do you know of an alternative way to communicate from the 770 to the
6280 (via BT)?
It *should* support OBEX just fine. I just ordered one for testing, but
it could take a few weeks before I get it. Meanwhile, you could try the
other two steps I mentioned to get some more info. It's also not
uncommon that flashing the phone with a newer firmware can solve this
kind of problems.
Johan
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