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Hello
I needed a gps receiver simulator to test different navigator
applications. This receiver should only send few nmea-183 sentences via
bluetooth to mobile phone. However apparently there is not such software
for the Linux platform so i though to try hack something myself.
I could connect an ordinary receiver to Linux box and read it's
output but as a Bluetooth newbie i do not have any clue how to make a
computer looks like a receiver.
I can search the bt devices with the phone and computer is listed there
but apparently i had to run some daemon to link the bluetooth and rfcomm
devices together. According my experiences so far this application is not
rfcomm:-(
Any pointers welcome.
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mr. M01510
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