On Fri, 2009-02-06 at 07:59 +0100, Ilya Bakulin wrote: > Hi! > This morning I've discovered one nice way to do GPRS connection sharing > between WM and FreeBSD/Linux PC. The program I've used is called "ICS > Control", one may find it in this thread on xda-dev: > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=377047 > > This application deals with ipnat DLL found in most of WM5/WM6 phones. It > allows configuring NAT between any to interfaces. I've used it to NAT packets > from USB connection to GPRS. Works perfectly :-) Not sure if sync-engine DTPT > works with legacy serial-over-USB connections (I didn't manage to mske it > working, and as you remember I have to ability to use RNDIS), but now I don't > need it. But serial connection is established by SynCE software, thank you > guys for it! >
I don't think I've tried dtpt in serial mode, I'll have to have a go and see :) > Also, BT PAN support was added to FreeBSD 8-CURRENT about a week ago. I've > patched it to work on 7-STABLE, now I can use BT PAN connection between PC > and WM phone. With help of ICSControl I can share GPRS connection to my PC > via Bluetooth, and it's really wonderful. > As I remember, Mark did some steps to support syncing via BT. FreeBSD now > lacks "ActiveSync" BT profile support, but as I see in Linux dund sources, > it's simple to add it -- just register another SDP service UUID. I'll try to > do so next week -- probably FreeBSD will get BT sync support then... > If you make any progress with WM5/6 BT connections I'd love to hear about it, I got it to work once but haven't been able to duplicate that success since, very frustrating, WM2003 on the other hand works perfectly. Mark
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