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So long as you have a /media/disk/ location (or if in fact it's actually /mnt/sdb1), rt-clk in your Downloads folder and go >> "Window >> Terminal Here" and retry your command. Spec the location where you want the file unpacked.

You could also try stay-connected.

wizard,

In your opinion. which would be a good intuitive app to run on Fossa's end when trying to send files from my TC equipped Android phone?

Until August 3rd, my bandwidth is TROUNCED!

I will however address each and every suggestion offered so that others may benefit.

Bizarre how and when my mobile hotspot chooses to shut down and crash my reply.

It's late folks, I'll have to get back sometime between tomorrow and this weekend.

Till then thank you all for your input.

Clarity? Your response was all fine and dandy yet you didn't spec a routine.

Please -- let us know this!

That would be start time in *seconds," Mike. 1:52 becomes 112.

Aboard Fossa, Arena runs standalone and without deps beyond the devx.

Dwnld, then unpack to a dedicated folder and run the "Arena_x86_64_linux" executable.

Thank you gg, Mate. As for my driver I'm still running philb's, rock-solid Fossapup!

greengeek,

This worked good enough for me. Which video player (MPV here) were you sampling with?

Howdy Gang.

Would someone kindly tell me if and how to get the 64b build here to show hyperlink URL's on mouse over.

TIA

According to local news, Mt. Washington was in the "stratosphere" the other day.

Quite amazing our planet.

I read the first part here then got bnep0 after running the example session that follows.

You need to allow a little time after the scan and pair commands, then Tether to Phone.

Now open a shell and run rcrsn51's command.

Oh, and run "rfkill" to make sure nothing's blocked.

Yo, Dan.. just started to investigate your "longshot."

The forum seems to work fine without SSL.

And BP, I've been running Chromium these last few.

I'll keep you boys posted in the days ahead.

Thanks for your input.

Say, after you added your phone's BT addy and saved, hit "Tether to Phone," then open a terminal and type: iwconfig

If bnep's there, what's it's status to the right?

You may still need an initial routine.

Make sure you know the correct Bluetooth address of your phone.

You'll find this in Settings >> About phone.

I got it to work only to discover my device is NOT network capable.

On the other hand I should be able to provide you a routine you can try in the next day or two.

While this may take longer than expected, thanks for everyone's feedback. Appreciated.

Truth is we have yet to understand what this screwy behavior might be attributed to.

Arbitrary?

Not!

There IS a bonafide reason.

One we WILL uncover!

Hang in there. IMO success with BT boils down to the order of events.

Thanks to the Arch wiki it's good to know this whole process can be -- Tip: automated.

While that didn't change for the better, I'm in agreement that our systems should be time synced.

Thinking my ISP is might be in the mix I'm now running out of a proxy. So far we're looking good.

Does your phone have a BT tethering option -- a menu item you enable?

Ayush,

What is it you wanna do here with BT?

Share your phone's internet connection or possibly stream audio?

Does your phone have a BT tethering option?

Keep in mind your computer must have a functioning BT controller.

Hmm, a possibility I hadn't considered.

Currently synced and logged. I'll keep you posted as time goes by.