Ubuntu Systems connect Hoary and Nokia phones via Bluetooth

This has been tested with Hoary, Nokia 6630 and a Doyle chip (dongles) Bluetooth (USB bluetooth).

You can:

via Bluetooth, send files from your PC to your Nokia phone
Send files from your Nokia phone to your computer via Bluetooth
Do anything you need with Bluetooth

Let's get started!

Open the new Package Manager

sudo synaptic

Install these packages and their dependencies
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Gnome-bluetooth
Obexserver
Bluez-utils

Load this module to the core: L2cap, Rfcomm

sudo modprobe l2cap

sudo modprobe rfcomm

Establish a new dongles device. We build a virtual binding from USB to serial device

sudo mknod/dev/rfcomm0 C 216 0

Activate your phone's bluetooth. For Nokia 6630:

Menu-> Connect. -> Bluetooth-> on

Menu-> Connect. -> Bluetooth-> My phone's visibility-> shown to all

Menu-> Connect. -> Bluetooth-> My phone's name-> "Insert a name for your phone"

Search your phone

Hcitool Scan

This application will scan the Bluetooth device. It displays information like this:

Scanning ...
00:11:9f:c0:fe:21 Your_phone_name

The starting number is the address of your phone. Obviously, yours will be different! Copy your address to the Clipboard!

Edit/etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf:

sudo gedit/etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf

Cancel all content and enter these:

RFCOMM0 {

Device Address_of_your_phone;
Channel 10;
Comment "What you want";

}