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-<h1>Sending files from Motorola V500 to Familiar Linux iPAQ</h1>
-<h2>Introduction</h2>
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-The goal of this page is explaining how one can send files from a Bluetooth-capable phone to an iPAQ running Familiar Linux. Sending files to the phone is done with <em>ussp-push</em> apparently, but I haven't tried that yet.
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-<h2>Hardware</h2>
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-<li>Compaq iPAQ 3955</li>
-<li>Motorola V500</li>
-<li>Nokia DTL-1 CF</li>
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-<h2>The details</h2>
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-It's rather straightforward really. Only thing to do is:
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-~ # sdptool add --channel=10 OPUSH<br />
-~ # obexserver
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-Once that's running (you'll need to install <em>openobex</em> and <em>libopenobex</em> from the feed probably), you can simply send a file from your phone and it will end up in <em>/tmp/</em>.
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-The hard part is finding <em>obexserver</em>, as there doesn't appear to be an .ipk available anywhere. I found a <a href="http://ipaq.vmlinuz.org/obexserver">pre-compiled version</a> in an old chat-log. It works for me, but it might be filled with malware for all I know, so I'll try to build it from source sometime.
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