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Old 04-10-2013
Well, the magic of USB drivers comes from taking the device IDs into the local libraries and then out on the net to find a match, so first try it on a machine on the Internet, prefereably your machine. You can pull the cable, and if necessary NIC, later.

You can put it on a windows PC and inspect the IDs of all the bits in the Device Manager and by connection view. Then, you can Google for compatible drivers to install on LINUX.

Visitng the phone manufacturer web site is also a great place to find drivers. I am not sure droids and such are so uniform inside that drivers have gotten portable. I am amazed my older smartphone can get multiple free browsers to run!

Once it is running, some models cannot be phones while in PAM DUN mode, but you can Skype out!
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anyRemote(1)						      General Commands Manual						      anyRemote(1)

NAME

       anyremote - control PC with Bluetooth/Wi-Fi cell phone .br

SYNOPSIS

       anyremote [-f file] [-s connect string] [-log] [-a]

		 [-fe port] [-http] [-u username] [-name SDP service name] [-password]

       anyremote -h|-v .br

DESCRIPTION

       The overall goal of this project is to provide remote control service on Linux through Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or just TCP/IP connection.

       anyRemote supports wide range of modern cell phones like Nokia, HTC, SonyEricsson, Motorola and others.

       It was developed as thin "communication" layer between Bluetooth (IR, Wi-Fi)-capabled phone and Linux, and in theory could be configured to
       manage almost any software.

       anyRemote is console application, but in addition there are GUI front-ends for Gnome and KDE.

OPTIONS

   -h
       print short help and exit

   -v
       print version number and exit

   -f /path/to/configuration/file
       By default anyremote will try to find and use $HOME/.anyremote.cfg, then ./.anyremote.cfg. It is possible  to  specify  configuration  file
       directly with -f option.

   -s connect string
       where connect string can be one of:

	    bluetooth:_channel_ (Server mode - bluetooth connection)

	    socket:_port_      (Server mode - TCP/IP connection)

	    web:_port_	       (Server mode - Web interface)

	    local:/dev/ircommX	(Server mode - IR connection)

	    rfcomm:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:CC  (AT  mode  -  bluetooth connection, where XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX is bluetooth device address and CC is channel
       number - integer from 1 to 32)

	    /dev/ttyACM#       (AT mode - cable connection)

	    /dev/ircomm#       (AT mode - IR connection)

	    ilirc:_AF_LOCAL socket file_ (use with inputlircd)

	    stdin

   -log
       print verbose logging information to $HOME/.anyRemote/anyremote.log

   -a
       reconnect automatically in case of connection failure, used only in AT-mode

   -fe _port_
       Work as backend for GUI frontend. Use specified port to connect to frontend.

   -name SDP_service_name
       if bluetooth connection is used, allows one to specify SDP service name.

       Default value for SDP service name is "anyRemote"

   -password
       If this option is specified, then anyRemote will ask the client for the password.

       Password phrase should be stored in $HOME/.anyRemote/password file in plain text.

   -u|--user _username_
       if started from root, allows one to set effective user ID to specified user

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AUTHORS

       Mikhail Fedotov anyremote@mail.ru

       http://anyremote.sf.net	 .br

BUGS

       If you find any bugs, please report to anyremote@mail.ru .br

LICENCE

       This   is  free	software.  You	 may   redistribute   copies   of   it	 under	 the   terms   of   the   GNU	General   Public   License
       http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.

								   May 11, 2012 						      anyRemote(1)