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| − | This is a new page to summarize bluetooth across all iphone/ipod models. this page is by no means complete yet. please feel free to add, chop and change! |
+ | This is a new page to summarize bluetooth across all iphone/ipod models. this page is by no means complete yet. please feel free to add, chop and change! {{unsigned|Schmave|14 July 2009}} |
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| + | Comments from the deleted page: ([[User:Http|http]] 23:45, 26 November 2010 (UTC)) |
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| + | *Disabling BTServer seems to render GUI really irresponsive. |
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| + | *There is a '/etc/bluetooth/pcm-example.script' script that does not seem to be relevant to the iPhone as it uses COM1. I am not much familiar with Mac OSX but I would not think there is such a thing on a Mac (COM port) I though they called it Serial ;P |
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| + | *To verify that the other 2 /etc/blutooth scripts were really used. I killed BTServer and listed processes right away. I am able to be quick enough to catch BTServer spawning BlueTool with one or the other script. |
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| + | *Right now, whenever I attempt talking to the chip I get a bus error. I am not sure what sequence of operation leads to such state. I tried from rebooting... but with same result. |
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| + | {{unsigned|Rastikan|8 September 2008}} |
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| + | == Don't remove competitor's links == |
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| + | That's not nice to remove a competitor's link : the ibluetoothproject and chage it's own description to something awesome. BTW the ibluetoothproject '''did''' release a proof of concept and they plan to release for free and open source while you plan to do something proprietary and ask for money. |
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| + | {{unsigned|Dranfi|2 January 2009}} |
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| + | == Proposition == |
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| + | Becuase Apple have changed chip suppliers since the iPhone3GS, iPod Touch 2G I recommend we change this page from a hackers log to a landing page that takes you to each ipod/iphone model and chip specific information for each of them. does this sound good? |
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| + | {{unsigned|Schmave|14 July 2009}} |
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| + | == Bluetooth iPhone2,1 == |
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| + | there is some (however outdated) info from the original iphone that should be moved.. this page needs major reconstruction as well... |
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| + | {{unsigned|Schmave|14 July 2009}} |
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Revision as of 23:45, 26 November 2010
This is a new page to summarize bluetooth across all iphone/ipod models. this page is by no means complete yet. please feel free to add, chop and change! --The preceding unsigned comment was added by Schmave (talk) 14 July 2009. Please consult this page for more info on how to sign pages, and how to fix this.
Comments from the deleted page: (http 23:45, 26 November 2010 (UTC))
- Disabling BTServer seems to render GUI really irresponsive.
- There is a '/etc/bluetooth/pcm-example.script' script that does not seem to be relevant to the iPhone as it uses COM1. I am not much familiar with Mac OSX but I would not think there is such a thing on a Mac (COM port) I though they called it Serial ;P
- To verify that the other 2 /etc/blutooth scripts were really used. I killed BTServer and listed processes right away. I am able to be quick enough to catch BTServer spawning BlueTool with one or the other script.
- Right now, whenever I attempt talking to the chip I get a bus error. I am not sure what sequence of operation leads to such state. I tried from rebooting... but with same result.
--The preceding unsigned comment was added by Rastikan (talk) 8 September 2008. Please consult this page for more info on how to sign pages, and how to fix this.
Don't remove competitor's links
That's not nice to remove a competitor's link : the ibluetoothproject and chage it's own description to something awesome. BTW the ibluetoothproject did release a proof of concept and they plan to release for free and open source while you plan to do something proprietary and ask for money.
--The preceding unsigned comment was added by Dranfi (talk) 2 January 2009. Please consult this page for more info on how to sign pages, and how to fix this.
Proposition
Becuase Apple have changed chip suppliers since the iPhone3GS, iPod Touch 2G I recommend we change this page from a hackers log to a landing page that takes you to each ipod/iphone model and chip specific information for each of them. does this sound good?
--The preceding unsigned comment was added by Schmave (talk) 14 July 2009. Please consult this page for more info on how to sign pages, and how to fix this.
Bluetooth iPhone2,1
there is some (however outdated) info from the original iphone that should be moved.. this page needs major reconstruction as well...
--The preceding unsigned comment was added by Schmave (talk) 14 July 2009. Please consult this page for more info on how to sign pages, and how to fix this.
