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From: Raphael Clifford <raphael@clifford.net>
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Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] File size limit and nokia 6230
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Marcel Holtmann wrote:

>Hi Raphael,
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>>Well yes and no :)  The problem is that it is clear how to solve this 
>>problem using windows/pcsuite and a cable. The question I need to know 
>>is is there some other way to send files using Bluez other than the 
>>method I used.  What I did was simply copy and paste to the phone icon 
>>in nautilus, having started gnome-bluetooth.  I think this means I did 
>>an OBEX push (?).  Clearly, whatever Windows is doing is different.  
>>Specifically, you can actually see the memory card from the PC software 
>>which enables you to drag and drop directly to it.
>>    
>>
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>maybe the problem is that gnome-bluetooth can only send to the INBOX and
>your memory card is mounted to another path. However this is not a
>problem report for the BlueZ mailing list. Use the gnome-bluetooth
>mailing list instead.
>
>Regards
>
>Marcel
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Thanks.  I don't mind dropping gnome-bluetooth. In fact I am happier 
using the command line in general Are there any other tools that might 
do the job?

Raphael