Scott,
Did you get the GPS working? I have recently fought through some of this.
The general methodology I used was:
See the Bluetooth GPS using hcitool commands (This you have accomplished)
Create an rfcomm connection to the device.
Check you /var/log/messages to see the various status information or use
"hcidump" to see the raw communication stream.
Then you can "cat /dev/rfcomm0" to see the raw GPS stream.
The thing that gave me fits was that I had to run a passkey program on my
gumstix to provide a passkey to the GPS device. I used:
passkey-agent -default 0000 &
Once I could see the raw NMEA code on the /dev/rfcomm0 device, I installed
Gpsd on /dev/rfcomm0
Then, I found cgps a useful serial based program to begin the real work. It
provides an update without watching the raw data - unless you are into that
"Matrix" sort of thing. I do find it interesting that you can begin to
discern the items of interest from watching enough raw data...
Mike
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This thread may give you some pointers
http://www.nabble.com/Trouble-connecting-to-a-Bluetooth-GPS-reciever-tp16463249p16463249.html
Marc
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> Thats weird, it cut the last two lines off of my post.
> Here is my question:
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> root@gumstix-custom-verdex:/dev$ hidd --search
> Searching ...
> Connecting to device 00:0D:B5:02:F9:85
> root@gumstix-custom-verdex:/dev$
>
> How do I see the GPS data coming from the device?
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