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bramfm
29-03-2004, 10:10
We (Philips Semiconductors) are using the WL500g as test vehicle for our MIPS systems to verify code. During these exercises we ported the Affix Bluetooth stack to the WL500g. The actual code is too big to fit in the current firmware (above 4MB), so you need an external flash disk. Since also a USB Bluetooth dongle is needed, you need a compatible USB hub.

For more information go to:
Affix on WL500g (http://www.inside-gsm.com/Wireless/Accesspoints/Asus_WL500g/Bluetooth_on_WL500g/bluetooth_on_wl500g.html)

Please read the limitations:

Binaries are statically compiled, so larger than actually needed.
A specific libc.so.6 file is needed simply because the WL500g version is too limited
PAN interface seems not to be routed through the WL500g. As a BT PAN client it is possible to access the internal webpage of the WL500g. When a tcpdump is made the box claims that “source route failed”. I have no clue yet what is causing this problem.

The last problem is causing me headaches. I haven't found a solution yet.

Last remark, the code is based on affix version 2.1.2 .

Oleg
29-03-2004, 13:27
Good work. Just checked this. The code could be easily be stripped to 2.5MB by removing debug info and development libraries/headers. Also, try replacing glibc with uclibc.

bramfm
29-03-2004, 14:28
Good tips,

I will compile a new version with --nodebug enabled.

Oleg
29-03-2004, 16:13
You should also use
strip --strip-unneeded for kernel modules &
strip --remove-section=.note --remove-section=.comment for libraries/apps

bramfm
29-03-2004, 16:59
Originally posted by Oleg
You should also use
strip --strip-unneeded for kernel modules &
strip --remove-section=.note --remove-section=.comment for libraries/apps
Gee, I didn't know this would save so much space. Thanks Oleg!

bramfm
29-03-2004, 18:04
Originally posted by Oleg
You should also use
strip --strip-unneeded for kernel modules &
strip --remove-section=.note --remove-section=.comment for libraries/apps
I am sorry Oleg, but stripping the kernel modules results in many "unresolved symbols"

Stripping the libs + apps is OK!

Snigel
30-03-2004, 00:18
Wow, soon the wl500g is going to be so nice.
wlan, router, bluetooth, packet shaping :)

Hope you guys solve the PAN-issue.

justwords
30-03-2004, 11:18
AVM (Berlin) has managed to include a mrouter software in its bluefritz dsl bluetooth accesspoint so you can use standard symbian phones like nokia 3650 or Sony Ericsson P900 for browsing the web without using gprs or using a pc as a software router. this would be great to do with the wl-500g as well! mrouter is the software that makes a ppp/ tcp/ip connection with a pc or mac when syncing contacts etc. and can also be used to access internet for browsers and email etc.

xlephant
23-04-2004, 12:51
hi guys,

what is the status of this projects (http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?s=&threadid=212 and http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?s=&threadid=262)? it would be very nice if 500g start Gatekeeper (http://opengatekeeper.sourceforge.net/) from a usb-stick(or usb-hdd), and start a conection to your bluetooth phone(e.g.s60 phones) over the "audio gateway" profile.

the result is a mobile ip phone.

does everbody think that this is possible(for cpu of 500g and the other hardware)?:confused:


@oleg

thx a lot for all your hard work!did you already tought about donations?

xlephant
23-04-2004, 12:52
see also:

http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?s=&threadid=314

bramfm
19-08-2004, 14:31
I noticed that the file you can download from my site causes "segmentation errors" with the latest version of Oleg's firmware. Therefore an update can be found on the page. Also, a very pleasant side-effect, libc has been replaced by ulibc in the package making it much smaller (still the wl500g build-in libc is not compatible with affix). In fact the /affix-release/lib directory only has to contain libc.so.6 since the binaries are compiled statically.

Attached you can find the new version.

PS can someone copy this to the wiki pages, I do not understand it how to use it, I am just a simple "ing" ;) .


It is possible to run Bluetooth on the WL500g! This can be done via
the USB interface in combination with a USB dongle running the Affix stack.
The following dongles have been tested:

* MSI
* 3COM
* TDK

For enabling Bluetooth on the WL500g the following is needed:

* a WL500g ;-)
* Precompiled binary, see attachement
* A USB flash disk
* A USB BT dongle
* A USB Hub (to be able to connect the USB BT & flashdisk simultaneously
to the WL500g)

Extract the affix-release.zip file and be sure to preserve the paths, it will
look as follows:



/affix-release
├───bin
│ └───kernel
│ ├───drivers
│ │ └───affix
│ └───net
│ └───affix
├───etc
│ ├───affix
│ ├───devfs
│ │ └───conf.d
│ ├───modutils
│ └───pcmcia
├───include
│ └───openobex
├───lib
├───share
│ └───aclocal
└───usr
└───include
└───affix


On the USB disk make a directory for incoming and outgoing Obex file transfer
files:

mkdir /incoming

Be shure to insert a USB BT dongle in the box and start bluetooth services via
telnet (see chupa forum how to enable telnet), by issuing the following
command:

/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/start_bt

Everything should start up now. Test the affix stack by entering the following
command in a Telnet session:

btctl discovery

Known limitations:

* Binaries are statically compiled, so larger than actually needed.
* A specific libc.so.6 file is needed simply because the WL500g version is
too limited
* PAN interface seems not to be routed through the WL500g. As a BT PAN
client it is possible to access the internal webpage of the WL500g. When
a tcpdump is made the box claimes that “source route failed”. I have no
clue yet what is causing this problem

Styno
19-08-2004, 14:45
PS can someone copy this to the wiki pages, I do not understand it how to use it, I am just a simple "ing" ;) .

Hehe, I've submitted all pages in the Packages (until now) and I'm also a simple "ing". So that should not be a problem.

But I will make a page for you this evening :)

I have a few questions:
What protocols are supported? Printing, filetransfer, voice, etc..

Can you describe what can be possible with this additional package? Use a mobile phone or PDA for ....? I mean: what is the added value of this package for WL-500g owners?

I am confused...

Oleg
19-08-2004, 14:49
I noticed that the file you can download from my site causes "segmentation errors" with the latest version of Oleg's firmware. Therefore an update can be found on the page. Also, a very pleasant side-effect, libc has been replaced by ulibc in the package making it much smaller (still the wl500g build-in libc is not compatible with affix). In fact the /affix-release/lib directory only has to contain libc.so.6 since the binaries are compiled statically.

Try recompiling with dynamically linked uclibc. My latest firmwares contains it's fully, i.e. it's not optimized.

daffy
19-08-2004, 15:00
Speaking of Bluetooth -

Why use Affix (http://affix.sourceforge.net/) and not the "official" BlueZ (http://www.bluez.org/) stack?

And, yes, I'd welcome Bluetooth on the router ;-)

bramfm
19-08-2004, 15:08
Hehe, I've submitted all pages in the Packages (until now) and I'm also a simple "ing". So that should not be a problem.

But I will make a page for you this evening :)

I have a few questions:
What protocols are supported? Printing, filetransfer, voice, etc..

Can you describe what can be possible with this additional package? Use a mobile phone or PDA for ....? I mean: what is the added value of this package for WL-500g owners?

I am confused...

In fact all profiles supported by affix are included, however the wl500g has no audio so a headset profile is not very usefull. ;)
With the obex file transefer profile you can transfer files from and to your mobile (such as pictures) to an attached USB storage device. I also included a script which sends a message to a bluetooth phone (once a day). The script is called bluejack, and is just included to show the possibilities. You should provide a message in the "incoming" directory (see btsrv.conf file in ./etc)
Also the Pan profile is included, you will get a pan0 ethernet interface so you can use TCP/IP over bluetooth. However I can't get it to do the routing properly so you can browse the internet on your mobile phone via Bluetooth. You can browse the wl500g internal server though.

bramfm
19-08-2004, 15:11
Speaking of Bluetooth -

Why use Affix (http://affix.sourceforge.net/) and not the "official" BlueZ (http://www.bluez.org/) stack?

And, yes, I'd welcome Bluetooth on the router ;-)

To be honest this is a historical thing. When we started to use bluetooth for our ARM based devices we needed the PAN profile. At that time only affix supported the PAN profile. A second reason is that the affix stack compiles much easier for embedded systems.

Styno
19-08-2004, 19:34
I've added a WIKI page for the Affix Bluetooth stack here: PackageAffix

If you have more info (or remarks) for this page, please add it to the page. If you don't have the time or knowledge on howto edit WIKI pages, please PM the info to me and I'll post it there.

chipanzee
21-09-2004, 08:57
great.

Just wondering if it is possible to do it in a 'reverse' way about audio profile. That is, using my t68i as the mic/speaker for linux. Then I can find a voip port to mipsel and turn my wireless cellphone to a indoor wireless phone for voip :-)

I just bought a WL500G because of its usb port as I can attach a usb sound device(with mic/headset port) so I can run speakfreely on it to have a closed circuit 'broadcast' system through IP.

hugo
02-01-2005, 23:27
would you like to post your config.mk from the affix-kernel package and Makefile so I can try to make the affix for latest firmwares?

TIA

xlephant
03-02-2005, 14:28
hi guys,

does anybody know if there is a way to use the bluetooth function as a internet ap for a pocket pc?

thx a lot

hugo
03-02-2005, 16:47
hi guys,

does anybody know if there is a way to use the bluetooth function as a internet ap for a pocket pc?

thx a lot

My bluez stack does this using the PAN profile.
I'm trying to do the same using RFcomm, so that phones could use it too. Look for my blez stack, it will work for pan

xlephant
15-03-2005, 12:21
hi all,

i want to run the wl500g under oleq 1.9.2.7-3b.

now i want to start the affix bluetooth stack, but i think there must be something wrong, see here:


[root@myrouter bin]$ ./start_bt
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/drivers/affix/affix_usb.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix_rfcomm.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix_pan.o
./start_bt: 9: btctl: not found
./start_bt: 11: btctl: not found
SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
interface pan0 does not exist!
./start_bt: 19: btctl: not found
./start_bt: 18: btsrv: not found
./start_bt: 20: btctl: not found



before i start the stack i start this:

[root@myrouter root]$ mount -o bind /tmp /mnt
[root@myrouter root]$ ln -s /tmp/harddisk /mnt/usbfs


can anybody help me? thx a lot...

hugo
15-03-2005, 12:29
On 3c revision, I think I have better result. Will try tonight and report here.

xlephant
08-04-2005, 13:02
hi guys,

is anybody here who can precompile the affix stack for the new firmware?
im not so good in linux.

or how you run affix stack on the new oleq firmware?

see my problem here:

http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=1914&highlight=affix

would be so nice if someone could help me. thx a lot....

Plesa
22-04-2005, 10:26
Please have anyone compiled affix or BlueZ for new firmware.Thanks

rexster
22-04-2005, 16:46
imho,
bt should not be in same room with wifi.
because, it use (almost) same frequency as wifi and will cause interferences.

i had an experience where i try to connect imac with bt keyboard+mouse
to a wireless router in the same room in about 2 meter distance.

and, it does NOT connect!
i have to try many frequency/channel and finally found a channel that wifi can connect.

even that it's connected, when i put the imac to another room across the house
(about 30meters) the signal drops significantly.
usually at this distance the signal should be very strong.

especially, i was using senao with 200mw power.
at another place (with no bt) i test it over 50m still got strong signal.

Plesa
22-04-2005, 18:45
BT and WiFi used the same frequency it's correct but it could be in the same room. I use BT class I II together with WiFi without problems.
I use BT v1.2 (SiliconWave), which is little bit interference resistant, because use another type of modulation.

spekanet
23-04-2005, 18:49
The bt toolsuite seems to be using the /lib/ld.so.1 which is not present in the firmware from wl500g.dyndns.org. How did you do to use the affix binary stack with it ?
By the way, the usb flash drive mounts under /tmp/harddisk and not /mnt/usbfs on my wl500g.


Good work. Just checked this. The code could be easily be stripped to 2.5MB by removing debug info and development libraries/headers. Also, try replacing glibc with uclibc.

fastclick
27-06-2005, 14:51
Hi Folks,

I'm trying to get bluetooth to work for several days.
I have the precompiled affix stack and don't get futher.
Can somebody post a link to a precompiled bluez-Stack.
(Or share his expericence in compiling affix/Bluez and get it to work)

Thanx in advance.

FastClick

cooper.zl
03-07-2005, 13:01
Hi all,

I have the same problem as is posted by xlephant! Can somebody help me (help us)? I need to share internet provided by my ASUS WL-500g using bluetooth to my Nokia 6681 phone. Thx.

There is 1 difference - I completly rewrite all references from '/mnt/usbfs/' to '/opt'. But result is the same - ./start_bt: 9: btctl: not found, ... and so on.

Martin1802
17-07-2005, 09:44
Hi everybody,

... searched around the forum for some information on using a bluetooth stick (bt) on the usb port of my wl hdd :-) ... seen a lot of information making me a little confused *g* ...

Is there a compressed Howto for dummy users on wl-hdd ... what about using on asus fw and olegs fw ?

If I have done it well, I get time to write a HowtTo in wiki :-) ... but at the moment I not sure which fw to use in future ... both have reason to be the better one ... both have good sides and bad sides :-) ...

Thanks
Martin

vegu
24-08-2005, 23:09
The same problem with me. How can it be that a precompiled binary file cannot be found, even if it is there? I always got that annoying not found message:

[admin@xxx bin]$ . ./start_bt
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/drivers/affix/affix_usb.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix_rfcomm.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix_pan.o
./start_bt: 9: btctl: not found
./start_bt: 11: btctl: not found
SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
interface pan0 does not exist!
./start_bt./start_bt: 18: btsrv: not found
: 19: btctl: not found
[1] + Done(127) btsrv -C /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/etc/btsrv.con
f --nomanagepin
./start_bt: 20: btctl: not found
[admin@xxx bin]$

[admin@xxx bin]$ ls -l -a
drwxr-xr-x 3 admin root 16384 Jun 11 04:46 .
drwxr-xr-x 8 admin root 16384 Jun 11 04:46 ..
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 1246 Jun 11 03:35 bluejack
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 256868 Jun 11 03:35 btctl
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 40 Jun 11 03:35 btftp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 64628 Jun 11 03:35 btmodem
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 122628 Jun 11 03:35 btobex
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 122992 Jun 11 03:35 btsdp
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 140084 Jun 11 03:35 btsrv
drwxr-xr-x 4 admin root 16384 Jun 11 04:46 kernel
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 2051 Jun 11 03:35 openobex-config
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 757 Jun 11 03:35 start_bt
[admin@xxx bin]$

Any ideas are welcomed!
Vegu

Jean-Fabrice
25-08-2005, 07:46
How can it be that a precompiled binary file cannot be found, even if it is there?
If the binary location is not in your PATH, this is normal. See


echo $PATH

vegu
26-08-2005, 14:02
Thanks, but PATH already has been set with "start_bt" script like this:


#!/bin/sh
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/lib $*
export PATH=$PATH:/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin $*
...
I know that the usb flash drive mounts under /tmp/harddisk and not /mnt/usbfs , but this problem has been solved.
Vegu

Jean-Fabrice
26-08-2005, 17:46
afaik LD_LIBRARY_PATH has no effect with Oleg's firmware.
You've to put your libs in /opt/lib
Don't know if it will solve the problem but this is a hint.

JF

Oleg
29-08-2005, 11:05
afaik LD_LIBRARY_PATH has no effect with Oleg's firmware.
You've to put your libs in /opt/lib
Don't know if it will solve the problem but this is a hint.

JF
IIRC, LD_LIBRARY_PATH works, /etc/ld.so.conf does not. But yes, /opt/lib is the right place, which works for sure.

tha_haze
18-09-2005, 18:34
I think this would be very interesting... but no answer yet?

molski
01-10-2005, 12:09
I am running the latetst firmware of Oleg from my USB Stick.
Right know I am taking another shot of getting the Affix bluetooth stack working on my WL500g.

For know I did the following things:

1) Copied the affix-release directoy to /tmp/harddisk
2) Executed the commands:

# mount -o bind /tmp /mnt
# ln -s /tmp/harddisk /mnt/usbfs

Because in the recent Oleg firmwares the directory of the USB disk is changed from /mnt/usbfs to /tmp/harddisk
After that I made the needed 'incoming' folder on the right place.

Then I executed the following command to start Bluetooth:

# /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/start_bt

And got the following errors while executing this script:

Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/drivers/affix/affix_usb.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix_rfcomm.o
Using /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/kernel/net/affix/affix_pan.o
/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/start_bt: 9: btctl: not found
/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/start_bt: 11: btctl: not found
SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
SIOCGIFFLAGS: No such device
interface pan0 does not exist!
/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/start_bt: 18: btsrv: not found
/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/start_bt: 19: btctl: not found
/mnt/usbfs/affix-release/bin/start_bt: 20: btctl: not found


Then I read something that the place of the librarys is not correct to use with affix.
So I copied the file of the affix-release/lib directory to /opt/lib , then I executed the start_bt script again and got exact the same errors.
What am I doing wrong here, or am I maybe missing out some stuff?
Do I maybe have to change the /mnt/usbfs/affix-release/lib directory into /opt/lib in the start_bt file?


Molski

molski
04-10-2005, 09:04
Does really nobody know what can be my problem?
I did a lot of testing and things like that, but unfortunetly my Linux/Unix knowledge is too small to get around this problem.
I got every working, SSH, Samba, FTP, Webcam and stuff like that, only this Bluetooth stuff is bugging me :(
Who can give me a pointer in the right direction?

Thanks a lot.

cunami
10-01-2006, 22:08
Hi everyone!

Would be interesting to know is there any progress about using BT on WL500g? The most interesting thing would be to make BT devices be able to access WAN. I have USB BT dongle, USB-flash, USB hub, WL500g and PDA – all required hardware and would like to access WAN from my PDA. Maybe I could be useful for doing some tests as well? ;-) I think to have BT support on router would be really great thing, please, everyone, don’t stop working on this case! ;-)

Greetings,
Cunami

brenosabino
09-03-2006, 14:36
hi guys...
i am new on this forum and i have a wl-500g router... i never modified his firmware other than the official... now what i want to know is if is possible to plug a bluetooth dongle in the wl-500g usb port... and if i really need a usb hub and a flash drive. and if its possible i would like to use gnubox with it.. this program can make me use the pc internet connection on my nokia 6630 via bluetooth.. i will post more information later but here is the link to the tutorial and the forum of gnubox.
Tutorial (windows) - http://web.singnet.com.sg/~kinston/Bluetooth%20Internet.htm
Tutorial (linux) - http://arnold.homelinux.com/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=40
Forum - http://www.symbianos.org/yabbse/index.php?board=2
byee!
srry for my bad english

remixme
05-04-2006, 23:59
Hi there, the situation is that currently bluetooth is possible on 1.9.2.7-3c and below.

I tried a while back to recomplie the blueZ modules to bring it up to date, as described at this thread.

http://wl500g.info/showthread.php?t=1270&page=3&highlight=bluez

I was suggesful to a degree, but I could not get a connection like I could with -3c, I thought it might be a iptables problem or something but I got stuck and no further help arrived, so unless someone with more expertise than me figures it out, or whatever bug/error stopped me is ironed out by now, then you are stuck with old firmware or without bluetooth.

MatB
21-04-2006, 13:12
Remixme, could you post the files you compiled?

cfree
17-06-2006, 04:00
I have the exact same situation. Here's what the log reads:


Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Affix Bluetooth Protocol Stack loaded
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Copyright (C) 2001, 2002 Nokia Corporation
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Written by Dmitry Kasatkin <dmitry.kasatkin@nokia.com>
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: hcidev_register: Bluetooth device registered, assigned name: loop, devnum: 1
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Affix USB Bluetooth driver loaded (affix_usb)
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Copyright (C) 2001, 2002 Nokia Corporation
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Written by Imre Deak <ext-imre.deak@nokia.com> and
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Dmitry Kasatkin <dmitry.kasatkin@nokia.com>
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: usb.c: registered new driver affix_usb
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address f1112005, epc == c0128230, ra == c0128224
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Oops in fault.c::do_page_fault, line 192:
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: $0 : 00000000 c0128eb4 80b28cdc f1112001 80b28cc8 80b28c80 00000000 f1112001
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: $8 : 00000010 801869a0 c0129098 00000000 c0129040 2abb2240 00000000 c012901f
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: $16: c0126060 80a48400 80b28c80 00000001 80b28cc8 00000000 80b28cf4 80b28d20
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: $24: 00000000 2abf9e50 80dcc000 80dcdd40 c00976a0 c0128224
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Hi : 00000000
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Lo : 00000c00
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: epc : c0128230 Not tainted
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Status: 1000fc03
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Cause : 00000008
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Process insmod (pid: 207, stackpage=80dcc000)
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Stack: 806970ac 80076cd8 80dcc000 80694200 00000000 00030002 c0128f18
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: c0128ed4 809889a0 00000001 c0128f38 00000000 80a48400 00000000 c00976a0
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: c00863a4 801e0f24 00000001 00000000 80030198 80a48428 00000000 c008621c
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: 00000000 80a48400 c0085f14 80978d80 00000009 80eb1000 1002e060 10030f50
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: c0085f98 80dcddc8 00000000 00001b26 80010e64 80b2fb30 0000000b 80b2fa00
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: c0085f14 ...
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Call Trace: [<80076cd8>] [<c0128f18>] [<c0128ed4>] [<c0128f38>] [<c00976a0>]
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: [<c00863a4>] [<80030198>] [<c008621c>] [<c0085f14>] [<c0085f98>] [<80010e64>]
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: [<c0085f14>] [<c0085fd4>] [<800113ec>] [<c0085f14>] [<c0085fd4>] [<800111cc>]
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: [<c00976a8>] [<c0085f14>] [<c00976a8>] [<c00851a8>] [<c0128f18>] [<c0085108>]
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: [<c00943b4>] [<c01287fc>] [<80010fd4>] [<c0128734>] [<c0128ddc>] [<8001259c>]
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: [<c005ec6c>] [<c0126060>] [<c0086bcc>] [<800085a4>]
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel:
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Code: 8e2700e8 afa00010 00e01821 <90620004> 1040003b 00004021 0000c021 00008021 0000f021
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Affix Bluetooth RFCOMM Protocol loaded (affix_rfcomm)
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Copyright (C) 2001, 2002 Nokia Corporation
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Written by Dmitry Kasatkin <dmitry.kasatkin@nokia.com>
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Affix Bluetooth PAN/BNEP protocol loaded (affix_pan)
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Copyright (C) 2001, 2002 Nokia Corporation
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: Written by Muller Ulrich <ulrich.muller@nokia.com>
Jun 17 06:55:43 kernel: and Dmitry Kasatkin <dmitry.kasatkin@nokia.com>

Something is not right. Me, I'm a total rookie in linux stuff. I have no idea what to change, where and how..

thanx in advance for whomever finds the time to post here a hint with dummie clues!