Re: [jornada] irda

I use it the same way: to get out on the internet thru the phone:

modprobe irda
modprobe ircomm
modprobe sa100_ir
irattach irda0 -s

If you want to send data from the phone to the J then I would guess that you
need some kind of program that would listen to that data and know what to do
with it.

However if you just want to see that data arrives you can either use
irdadump or cat /dev/ircomm0

Daniel

On 11/3/05, Adam Pribyl <covex_at_ahoj.fsik.cvut.cz> wrote:
>
> On Thu, 3 Nov 2005, Matthis Rouch wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to send data from my cell phone to the jornada via infrared,
> but
> > whatever I do no connection is found... I wondred if there was some
> thing
> > special to do. I have loaded the irtty sa1100_ir and ircomm modules, and
> use
> > ircp to try to copy/receive data.
>
> I never used copy like this. For now I was able to successfully connect
> from jornada trought irda with phones GPRS. To find if your phone is
> detected take a look into /proc/net/irda/discovery (or similar) - if your
> phone is detected then there will be a notice about it in this file.
>
> To transfer files I used to use obexftp or fuse+siefs (this applies for
> siemens). Ircp I am aware is not meant for mobile phones, but I could be
> wrong.
>
> I use modprobe sa1100_ir; irattach irda0 -s, for gprs I think I also use
> ircomm and irtty.
>
> > I thought this might be a protocol issue, the phone-side uses IRMC
> protocol.
> > A debian app called multysinc has a library for this protocol, but there
> too
> > no connection was found.
> > This is really vague, but just in case someone knows how to do this I
> thought
> > I'd ask.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > matthis
>
>
> Adam Pribyl
>
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Received on Sun Nov 06 2005 - 10:53:21 EST