Bluetooth on the WL500g? Yes!

[Martin1802]

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]

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]

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]

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]

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]

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]

I think this would be very interesting... but no answer yet?

[molski]

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]

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]

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]

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/B...20Internet.htm
Tutorial (linux) - http://arnold.homelinux.com/tiki-rea...p?articleId=40
Forum - http://www.symbianos.org/yabbse/index.php?board=2
byee!
srry for my bad english

[remixme]

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=...ighlight=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]

Remixme, could you post the files you compiled?

[cfree]

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!