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Hello all,
I just got my Siemens SX66 (HTC Blue Angel) working under my XP vm through bluetooth in a VM!
Parallels USB is stable enough now to talk to the bluetooth port on the Mac without losing connections! yay!
To get this working I installed the Windows Drivers for Macintosh from bootcamp into my VM, then connected it to the bluetooth "apple wireless" device. From there, Windows auto-installed the pocket-pc modem driver and after a few minutes of hunting for Cingular's settings I was able to connect to the net through my phone.
This makes my VM one of the largest-footprint modem drivers I have ever used.
For those that are wondering, MS used non-standard commands in their bluetooth modem implementation on WinMobile 3. Some modems work in Mac, most don't.
Now if only I could figure out how to share the net connection from Windows to the Mac... Parallels: how about reverse shared networking for crazy people like me?
I just got my Siemens SX66 (HTC Blue Angel) working under my XP vm through bluetooth in a VM!
Parallels USB is stable enough now to talk to the bluetooth port on the Mac without losing connections! yay!
To get this working I installed the Windows Drivers for Macintosh from bootcamp into my VM, then connected it to the bluetooth "apple wireless" device. From there, Windows auto-installed the pocket-pc modem driver and after a few minutes of hunting for Cingular's settings I was able to connect to the net through my phone.
This makes my VM one of the largest-footprint modem drivers I have ever used.
For those that are wondering, MS used non-standard commands in their bluetooth modem implementation on WinMobile 3. Some modems work in Mac, most don't.
Now if only I could figure out how to share the net connection from Windows to the Mac... Parallels: how about reverse shared networking for crazy people like me?