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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2009-04-20
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Here it is... it installs on my tablet, but I'm not sure how to test if it's working.
It requires:
libbluetooth2
bluez-utils
libxml2
libncurses5
which are all available in the standard repos.
It runs... but seems to require a small fontsize in the terminal.
I quickly tried it and saw my laptop.
It's my second deb - so someone please let me know if I'm doing something bassackwards.
Good luck,
Mike
EDIT: Removed deb due to screen width issues. See deb below
Last edited by plantguy; 2009-04-21 at 04:48.
It requires:
libbluetooth2
bluez-utils
libxml2
libncurses5
which are all available in the standard repos.
Code:
Nokia-N810-23-14:/media/mmc1# dpkg -i btscanner_2.1-1_armel.deb
Selecting previously deselected package btscanner.
(Reading database ... 19189 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking btscanner (from btscanner_2.1-1_armel.deb) ...
Setting up btscanner (2.1-1) ...
Nokia-N810-23-14:/media/mmc1# btscanner --h
Usage: btscanner [options]
options
--help Display help
--cfg=<file> Use <file> as the config file
--no-reset Do not reset the Bluetooth adapter before scanning
I quickly tried it and saw my laptop.
It's my second deb - so someone please let me know if I'm doing something bassackwards.
Good luck,
Mike
EDIT: Removed deb due to screen width issues. See deb below
Last edited by plantguy; 2009-04-21 at 04:48.
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2009-04-20
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I just seem to be missing a termcap/terminfo database (for anything, really -- a "find /" turns up nothing). Am I missing something obvious here?
Everything is a "error opening terminal: " (xterm or ansi or vt100 or ....)....
Copying /usr/share/terminfo from another system gave me good output. From a remote 80x24 terminal, I had no problem -- from the 50x14 (or so) local xterm I had a very quick exit.
I'd guess "btscanner" hard codes things to 80x24?
Last edited by fattomm; 2009-04-20 at 23:07.
Everything is a "error opening terminal: " (xterm or ansi or vt100 or ....)....
Copying /usr/share/terminfo from another system gave me good output. From a remote 80x24 terminal, I had no problem -- from the 50x14 (or so) local xterm I had a very quick exit.
I'd guess "btscanner" hard codes things to 80x24?
Last edited by fattomm; 2009-04-20 at 23:07.
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2009-04-20
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It required monospace 10pt full screen in order to not give the
output. Note that I didn't try any other fonts. Is this what you're calling a "quick exit"?
Mike
Code:
~$ sudo gainroot BusyBox v1.6.1 (2008-09-18 9:43:17 EEST) Built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. /home/user # btscanner Opening the OUI database Reading the OUI database Finshed reading the OUI database /home/user #
Mike
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2009-04-20
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yeah, that's pretty much what I saw.
I also tried using "infocmp" to uncompile the xterm terminfo entry, and changing it to a 52x12 parameter, then renaming it to "xterm-small", using tic(1) to recompile it, and then installing that. No love there.
I'll maybe try a 10pt font and my portable magnifying glass :-)
Did you already have terminfo entries, or did you add those?
I also tried using "infocmp" to uncompile the xterm terminfo entry, and changing it to a 52x12 parameter, then renaming it to "xterm-small", using tic(1) to recompile it, and then installing that. No love there.
I'll maybe try a 10pt font and my portable magnifying glass :-)
Did you already have terminfo entries, or did you add those?
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2009-04-21
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The minimum screen width was hardcoded (it was set at 80). I reduced it to 40. This allows the user to use the zoom keys (+/- keys by the fullscreen) to change the font size while the program is running. I was able to go from minimum font size to maximum without the program exiting. However, at any font larger than 12pt will cause information to be cut off.
I don't have any terminfo entries to my knowledge...
Hopefully this makes it usable without your magnifying glass =)
Mike
I don't have any terminfo entries to my knowledge...
Hopefully this makes it usable without your magnifying glass =)
Mike
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2009-04-21
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Thank you everyone, what has been months of mind torturing research and failure has finally come together. I should have been a little less indignant and asked for help sooner.
With a few package updates and tweaks, and plantguy's .deb package, I am happy to say I have btscanner working... well... the way it does. Now to figure out how to remap hardware buttons as keyboard keys in xterm and keep the On-Screen Keyboard from popping up. As for now the main hurdle of just getting btscanner to work has been accomplished.
... now on to get my WiSpy with kismet/spectools to run!
With a few package updates and tweaks, and plantguy's .deb package, I am happy to say I have btscanner working... well... the way it does. Now to figure out how to remap hardware buttons as keyboard keys in xterm and keep the On-Screen Keyboard from popping up. As for now the main hurdle of just getting btscanner to work has been accomplished.
... now on to get my WiSpy with kismet/spectools to run!
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2009-08-25
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I was just observer and was trying it all possible way.but no luck.
and finaly i got it working,,,thx querty for the ncurses-base tip.That made it finaly...and thx awryone else...
but i,m woundering why is it say 2.0 insead of 2.1-1/////
and finaly i got it working,,,thx querty for the ncurses-base tip.That made it finaly...and thx awryone else...
but i,m woundering why is it say 2.0 insead of 2.1-1/////
Originally Posted by FoxxOTG
Thank you everyone, what has been months of mind torturing research and failure has finally come together. I should have been a little less indignant and asked for help sooner.
With a few package updates and tweaks, and plantguy's .deb package, I am happy to say I have btscanner working... well... the way it does. Now to figure out how to remap hardware buttons as keyboard keys in xterm and keep the On-Screen Keyboard from popping up. As for now the main hurdle of just getting btscanner to work has been accomplished.
... now on to get my WiSpy with kismet/spectools to run!
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2009-09-11
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#10
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Maybe my project is something for you:
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/blueintheface/
Right now it's more or less just a bluetooth scanner but I want to implement various bluetooth attacks (although a basic bluesnarf attack is impemented).
Requests, bugs or other feedback are very welcome (I know the UI is ugly
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https://garage.maemo.org/projects/blueintheface/
Right now it's more or less just a bluetooth scanner but I want to implement various bluetooth attacks (although a basic bluesnarf attack is impemented).
Requests, bugs or other feedback are very welcome (I know the UI is ugly
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I understand that BTScanner needs xterm and a few tweaks to the OS to get it to display properly (currently running OS2008 4.2008.30-2, yes, I need to run some updates). Any help on getting a binary would be greatly appreciated.