kiddyfurby
June 12th, 2007, 12:56 AM
This guide will let you share your internet connection by Bluetooth
so that you can surf the net on your bed without paying high GPRS/HSDPA rates
I m just summarizing the steps, credits goes to the author of websites at the end of this post
This is my first HOWTO, feel free to correct my mistakes
My setup:
Nokia n73 (most Symbian phones will do, even Sony Ericsson's)
Feisty i386 (just about any distro will do)
bluetooth dongle supported by Ubuntu (mine is CSR)
wireless connection to AirStation router
Pair up your phone and your computer
make sure you have bluez-gnome installed, otherwise install it by the following command:
aptitude install bluez-gnome
make sure you have a bluetooth icon in the notification area (otherwise you can't set PIN while pairing)
on your phone, go to Connect > Bluetooth >. Paired devices > Option > New paired device, choose your computerSetup your phone:
Backup your phone!
I m a noob and can't fix your phone if anything goes wrong
Install gnubox for Series 60 v3 (http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-96953.html) or other Symbians (http://gnubox.dnsalias.org/gnubox/#download)(if you have a s60v3 phone, you will have to sign the sis file. just follow the instruction on the download page, 5th reply)
Run gnubox, Options > Debug > Dump Full CommsDB, this dump the network configuration, in case any thing goes wrong
Create an Access point, goto Tools > Settings > Connection > Accesspoints
Name it "Bt" (case sensitive), set Data Bearer to "data call" and dial-up number to some random number
Run gnubox again, Options > Install > Create records
Restart gnubox, Options > Install > set RAS login script
Restart gnubox, Options > 2box Bluetooth > LAN Access server, select your computer, no encryption if it askSetup your ubuntu
put the following into /etc/ppp/peers/dun
115200
noauth
192.168.11.30:192.168.11.40 (make sure these address doesn't crash with other on your network)
crtscts
ms-dns <your dns server>
lock
execute the following as root, to setup network forwarding, otherwise you can only access LAN from the phone
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.11.0/24 -j MASQUERADE
dund --msdun --listen call dunDONE! grab your phone, fire up the Web app. and enjoy!
References
http://gnubox.dnsalias.org/gnubox/
http://mikie.iki.fi/symbian/bt-ap.htmlAdded iptables line so that it would work for people who aren't connected to NAT routers
so that you can surf the net on your bed without paying high GPRS/HSDPA rates
I m just summarizing the steps, credits goes to the author of websites at the end of this post
This is my first HOWTO, feel free to correct my mistakes
My setup:
Nokia n73 (most Symbian phones will do, even Sony Ericsson's)
Feisty i386 (just about any distro will do)
bluetooth dongle supported by Ubuntu (mine is CSR)
wireless connection to AirStation router
Pair up your phone and your computer
make sure you have bluez-gnome installed, otherwise install it by the following command:
aptitude install bluez-gnome
make sure you have a bluetooth icon in the notification area (otherwise you can't set PIN while pairing)
on your phone, go to Connect > Bluetooth >. Paired devices > Option > New paired device, choose your computerSetup your phone:
Backup your phone!
I m a noob and can't fix your phone if anything goes wrong
Install gnubox for Series 60 v3 (http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-96953.html) or other Symbians (http://gnubox.dnsalias.org/gnubox/#download)(if you have a s60v3 phone, you will have to sign the sis file. just follow the instruction on the download page, 5th reply)
Run gnubox, Options > Debug > Dump Full CommsDB, this dump the network configuration, in case any thing goes wrong
Create an Access point, goto Tools > Settings > Connection > Accesspoints
Name it "Bt" (case sensitive), set Data Bearer to "data call" and dial-up number to some random number
Run gnubox again, Options > Install > Create records
Restart gnubox, Options > Install > set RAS login script
Restart gnubox, Options > 2box Bluetooth > LAN Access server, select your computer, no encryption if it askSetup your ubuntu
put the following into /etc/ppp/peers/dun
115200
noauth
192.168.11.30:192.168.11.40 (make sure these address doesn't crash with other on your network)
crtscts
ms-dns <your dns server>
lock
execute the following as root, to setup network forwarding, otherwise you can only access LAN from the phone
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.11.0/24 -j MASQUERADE
dund --msdun --listen call dunDONE! grab your phone, fire up the Web app. and enjoy!
References
http://gnubox.dnsalias.org/gnubox/
http://mikie.iki.fi/symbian/bt-ap.htmlAdded iptables line so that it would work for people who aren't connected to NAT routers