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* rsync daemon | * rsync daemon | ||
* it does not need [[R%26D_mode|R&D-Mode]] to be enabled | * it does not need [[R%26D_mode|R&D-Mode]] to be enabled | ||
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| + | = ssh via Bluetooth = | ||
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| + | Just place this file into <code>/etc/bluetooth/serial.conf</code>: | ||
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| + | [Proxy DUN] | ||
| + | UUID=00001103-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB | ||
| + | Address=localhost:22 | ||
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| + | On your client run: | ||
| + | rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 <MyBTAddressHere> | ||
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| + | And use ser2net to attach the device to a listening socket again... | ||
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| + | What this is good for? | ||
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| + | * use 3G from a notebook without USB cable | ||
| + | * use your N900 as a "WLAN2BT repeater" | ||
Revision as of 18:55, 6 June 2010
Contents |
Tweaks
I've done some "tweaking":
* repartitioning MMC (with parted) * change from vfat to ext3 (camera and USB mass storage still work) * enable usb networking in PC suite-mode
Great Apps
* iodine gets you online without using your credit card at airports :) * openvpn give you access to your asterisk while staying in insecure WLANs
RescueMenu
Tired of bricking your N900? Don't want to lose your changes in the root-fs? Here's my solution: RescueMenu
Download it from
http://www.jakob.weite-welt.com/RescueMenu/RescueMenu.item
apt-get install bootmenu-n900
and place RescueMenu.item at
/etc/bootmenu.d/RescueMenu.item. This file breaks all
functionality of bootmenu.sh but it's broken anyway (IMHO).
Next time you reboot your device with open keyboard you get all this features
* access with USB networking via ssh * access to your whole 32 GB MMC as an usb-storage device * shell access via USB console (e.g. minicom) * rsync daemon * it does not need R&D-Mode to be enabled
ssh via Bluetooth
Just place this file into /etc/bluetooth/serial.conf:
[Proxy DUN] UUID=00001103-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB Address=localhost:22
On your client run:
rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 <MyBTAddressHere>
And use ser2net to attach the device to a listening socket again...
What this is good for?
* use 3G from a notebook without USB cable * use your N900 as a "WLAN2BT repeater"