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  2004-10-27 22:16:32 #5

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  Az angol leírások közt találtam valamit, de az a BlueFritz! bt adapterhez való és valahogy úgy van megoldva a dolog, hogy mintegy kvázi ISDN adapterként üzemel a bt meg a telefon. Végülis ha a bt vezérlőchip megegyezik, talán még működne is, még nem próbáltam + valami drivereket is le kell tölteni.
  
  Szóval ezt írják:
  
  Setup of BLUE FRITZ!USB Devices with 9.1
  Applies to: SUSE LINUX 9.1
  
  Symptom
  Despite your Bluefritz device being recognized and configured, you cannot dial into the
  Internet.
  Cause
  It has not yet been possible to establish the exact reason.
  Solution
  In the case of ISDN configuration with YaST, ensure that the starting of the
  devices and of the interface are set to HotPlug.
  Once you have saved the ISDN configuration, you still need to enter the PIN of your access point (on the AVM package slip) in the file /etc/bluetooth/pin (delete the previous contents of the file).
  Test that the entry is correct using the bluepincat command (example):
  
  linux:~ # bluepincat
  PIN:aSdFgH123456qwer
  linux:~ #
  An additional file is now needed.
  You can download the file (script) from the following URL or create it yourself using the instructions below.
  Click here to download
  
  Copy the downloaded file to directory /etc/init.d/ and change the rights with command chmod 744 /etc/init.d/bluefritz.
  Now execute the command insserv bluefritz; when you restart the computer, you will be able to dial into the Internet.
  
  Instructions for creating the file/script manually
  As user Root, create a text file called bluefritz with the following contents:
  (use the mouse Cut & Paste function)
  #! /bin/sh
  # Copyright (c) 2001-2002 SuSE Linux AG Nuernberg. All rights reserved.
  #
  # /etc/init.d/bluefritz
  #
  # description: init script for bluefritz connecting
  ### BEGIN INIT INFO
  # Provides: bluefritz
  # Required-Start: $All
  # Required-Stop:
  # Default-Start: 3 5
  # Default-Stop:
  # Description: start the bluefritz connecting
  ### END INIT INFO
  
  . /etc/rc.status
  
  rc_reset
  
  
  # See how we were called.
  case ''$1'' in
  start)
  /sbin/ifdown ippp0
  /usr/sbin/rcsmpppd stop
  /usr/bin/killall isdnlog
  /sbin/rmmod capidrv isdn
  /usr/bin/ciptool search
  /sbin/modprobe capidrv
  /sbin/ifup ippp0
  /usr/sbin/rcsmpppd start
  ;;
  stop)
  ;;
  *)
  echo ''Usage: $0 start''
  exit 1
  esac
  rc_exit
  Now make the file executable with the command chmod u+x bluefritz
  and copy it to the directory /etc/init.d/.
  Then execute the command insserv bluefritz; when you restart the computer, you will be able to dial into the Internet.

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