"Larry" <noone@home.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9A99CC8165D8Enoonehomecom@208.49.80.253...
> Some smart hacker has given us BT PAN for our Nokia N800/810 Linux tablets
> under Maemo Chinook (OS2008). Of course, my BT MotoROKR Z6m only supports
> DUN, OPP, FTP so it's useless to try to use to the net.
>
> The Moto Q has PAN, or is supposed do, so I tried to connect it to the BT
> PAN network of my buddy's Q to see how data flowed over it. We tried for
> nearly an hour but never got anything more than basic BT pairing between
> the devices.
>
> Does anyone have any PAN URLs that show what PAN will do for me? Whatever
> I find is what I call "Sellular Vague", as if it's some kind of big
secret.
>

If the Moto Q that you are talking about is from Verizion it probably
doesn't have BT PAN. Verizon disabled the BT PAN on their HTC 6800 and
their HTC 6900 and I wouldn't put it past them to disable it on the Moto Q
either.

Sprint on the other hand lets their users have BT PAN on their WM6 phones
but I've never seen the BT PAN work unless the user has "Phone as Modem" on
their plan.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.