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Recovering lost Blue Tooth / Palm synching
I have had similar problems communicating with my P800 and Bluetooth for GPRS. I get a less informative error dialog titled 'BTFailTitle' with text of 'BTCheckSecurity'. I can't find anything meaningful about this on any newsgroups or web pages. Even posting on the Apple KB results in nothing.
I suspect the driver software for the D-LINK DWB-120M module. I've tried everything (including killing blued processes) but nothing works. Occasionally, deleting and renewing the association between the handset and the laptop works but mostly it means a reboot. I've experienced this with 10.2.3 thru' 10.2.6. Would love to find a way to avoid all this hassle, it's all very Windozey. M.
Recovering lost Blue Tooth / Palm synching
The problem is that many USB->serial adapters have drivers that map the physical device to a device file in /dev whose name changes upon a reboot. That is, the device name is generated on the fly and can be different from boot to boot, depending on the order that the OS hears from USB devices on the various busses as they are initialized.
Recovering lost Blue Tooth / Palm synching
I don't think this is the cause of my particular problem, although it could explain the original posting's root cause. I'm not rebooting when this happens. In fact, sometimes I can lose a connection and then attempt to reconnect and, pow, it happens.
Cheers M. |
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