Hi,
2008/2/12, Kalle Valo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Actually I recommend to setup DUN connection from UI and WiFi using
wireless-tools. It's easier that way.
You're right. This looks like the better way. However it doesn't apply
to me as I have to use PAN instead of DUN. :\
Btw, I found a
There is no NAT support in the standard Nokia kernel. One would have
to compile the iptable_nat kernel module.
Cheers,
Martin
2008/2/11, Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The problem I see here is having a bluetooth DUN connection and a WiFi
connection at the same time. This could be a
hello buddies,
i have notebook with wifi support but without bluetooth cell-phone
with bluetooth and Nokia N800 (BT wifi).
is here any possibility to use N800 as wifi router?
with best wishes,
Slav
p.s. notebook with Mandriva Linux 2008
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ext Martin Grimme [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The problem I see here is having a bluetooth DUN connection and a WiFi
connection at the same time. This could be a problem because the maemo
desktop does not allow this. However it might be possible if the DUN
connection was made from xterm via the
If you don't want to recompile for NAT support, is an old fashioned proxy is
good enough?
You should be able to use the package Privoxy as a socks5 proxy server to
share the connection. By default it only accepts connections on localhost,
but modifying the config file should be easy enough. In
The problem I see here is having a bluetooth DUN connection and a WiFi
connection at the same time. This could be a problem because the maemo
desktop does not allow this. However it might be possible if the DUN
connection was made from xterm via the bluetooth utilities.
If you can get up both
