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Gleaned from Howard Forums (and probably easier in Leopard)

1. Download the Nokia 3G scripts (Specifically the script you want is "Nokia 3G CID1") from Ross Barkman and copy them to Your Hard Drive:Library:Modem Scripts.
2. Add your N95-1 as a Bluetooth device to your mac as normal BUT select "Dial a specific access number for your Internet Service Provider" under "Access the Internet with your phone's data connection" INSTEAD OF "Use a direct, higher speed connnection to reach your Internet Service Provider"
3. Username is "fido", Password is "fido", Phone number is "internet.fido.ca"
4. Modem script is "Nokia 3G CID1"

I couldn't do the most basic thing and connect my terminal.app with my Python running on my Nokia N93. Aaargh!

I followed the Using the Python for Series 60 Bluetooth Console from OS X HOW TO from Erk Smartt but was unsuccessful.

Invoking the Bluetooth console from the python app on the Nokia N93 worked but then after typing "screen /dev/tty.BT_CONSOLE", I get the following error messages: "Cannot open line '/dev/tty.BT_CONSOLE' for R/W: Resource busy " followed by "Sorry, could not find a PTY. ".

What am I doing wrong? I know I had this working with my Mac and Series 60 Python on the N70 back in the day so it's a bit frustrating!

On December 23, 2005, my Blutooth mysteriously stopped working. Today, after I did a power manager reset of my Powerbook which means can I wait a bit longer until I get a new computer, thank goodness!