README.config version 0.5 :)

Since we have this kernel just for Bluetooth Access Point, we can not have 
graphical pin-helper, so we echo our default PIN with givepin shell script.
Default PIN is 1234, and you should change it ASAP. To change it you need
to edit givepin script. Also included is GN setup with bridge configuration
and script which adds new pseudo devices to bridge on connection. Change 
IP in setupgn script to reflect your configuration, here it is assumed 
that the network is 192.168.1.0/24 and BTAP (playstation2) has IP 
192.168.1.2 and gateway has IP 192.168.1.1. The script dev-up will then 
automaticaly add new bnepX interfaces to bridge br0, so no user 
intervention is needed.

After install/uupgrade you will get a bunch of files with suffix .rpmnew
This means that the file should be installed, but if the previous file is 
already there it should not overwrite it. So if you already have a good 
config you should not change it. For this release 0.5 you should rename 
the following files:

/etc/sysconfig/ipchains.rpmnew to /etc/sysconfig/ipchains if you already 
have ipchains firewall setup. This config goes in place with setupgn and 
dhcpd.conf script (e.g. 192.168.1.0/24 network). I also included 
192.168.0.0/24 and 10.0.0.0/24 network.

/etc/rc.d/rc.local.rpmnew to /etc/rc.d/rc.local This is a MUST! This wway 
you will only load 2.4.17-bluetooth kernel specific features if you use 
multiple kernels on your ps2. This script checks if the kernel is 
2.4.17-bluetooth, and if it is then loads /usr/bin/setupgn which sets up 
Group Network service (e.g. configures bridge and assings IP, then adds 
the record to SDP daemon, so other Bluetooth users can find the specific 
service and connect to it, after that it starts dhcpd, to automaticaly 
assign IP to clinets when connection is made. Finaly it runs 
/usr/bin/loadmodules wich loads some usefull kernel modules, such as ppp, 
usb-storage and ipchains, after that it starts ipchains firewall.

/etc/sysctl.conf.rpmnew to /etc/sysctl.conf This is a MUST! If you plan to 
use masquerading (e.g. ps2 as a router) with ppp or tun or some VPN 
software. If you do not use it as router it is still good idea to rename 
it.

/etc/dhcpd.conf.rpmnew to /etc/dhcpd.conf This is a MUST! This way the 
dhcpd daemon will assign IPs from 192.168.1.0/24 network.


ChangeLog
0.4	There was an error in setupgn script :) --sdp was too much
	Also I modified the class and device name in hcid.conf.
0.5	Changed network to 192.168.1.0/24 which is what I use at home.
	Added loadmodules script which loads few modules and starts 
	ipchains firewall. Also included dhcpd.conf and new setupgn to 
	reflect IP network change. New rc.local script which checks if the 
	2.4.17-bluetooth kernel is loaded and if it is, then starts 
	setupgn and loadmodules scripts, so we have up and running btap 
	right after boot. Also new is the sysctl interface, so now the ps2 
	can really act a router. With updated ppp script you can use your 
	bluetooth equiped mobile phone as a modem and use GPRS/UMTS connection
	for internet access. This way ps2 becomes fully infrastructure 
	independant AP. 


I builded previous version with newer rpmlib, and so it was incompatible 
with PS2. Fixed. Oh if rpm blabers file conflict with bluez-utils, then 
just install it with --force (rpm -Uvh --force config*rpm)

Enjoy.

Mitja