Introduction

This guide will walk you through the steps to set up GPRS/EDGE internet connection via Bluetooth on a Linux system.

Prerequisites

Before proceeding, ensure you have:

1. A Linux system with Bluetooth support
2. A mobile phone with GPRS/EDGE capability
3. Bluetooth pairing between the Linux system and the mobile phone

Steps to Configure

1. Install Necessary Tools: Make sure you have the necessary tools installed. You may need bluez and pppd.
2. Pair Devices: Pair your Linux system with your mobile phone via Bluetooth.
3. Configure PPP: Configure pppd to establish a PPP connection over Bluetooth. You may need to create a configuration file in /etc/ppp/peers/.
4. Set Up Chat Script: Create a chat script to interact with the modem. This script typically includes commands to set up the modem, dial the GPRS/EDGE number, and authenticate.
5. Establish Connection: Use the configured chat script to establish a connection. You can use the chat command or a similar tool to execute the script.
6. Configure Network: Once the connection is established, configure the network settings on your Linux system to use the GPRS/EDGE connection.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully set up GPRS/EDGE internet connection via Bluetooth on your Linux system. You can now enjoy internet access using your mobile phone's data connection.