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NFS mount. You'll need to ls /mnt/phone/exit to unmount the share, which is a little weird.
Otherwise, p3nfsd unmounts after a few minutes of inactivity you can control the timeout
using the -timeout option.
By this point, you've got several options for exchanging data between Bluetooth devices.
Obviously, you can easily reuse these techniques to exchange files between two
Bluetooth-equipped Linux machines as well, and, in fact, these same methods work pretty well
for infrared file transfers, with a little tweaking, but that's beyond the scope of this hack. One
last thing: if you want your new RFCOMM devices to be there the next time you boot, don't
forget to add entries for them to /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf. Now start installing those
applications!
Schuyler Erle
[ Team LiB ]
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