previously on my 1.0.2

1.1.1

then upgrade to 1.1.2

everything working fine with my i-tech R35 bluetooth Handset

but now upgraded to 1.1.3

it cannot paired with it anymore

I have tried to reset all setting

ON & OFF

On & OFF flight mode

all NO go

Anyone experience this ??

THANKS

no one got this issue?

I upgraded my jb otb 1.1.2 to jb 1.1.3 and one thing I noticed is that all my settings where intact. Nothing had changed even the devices I have paired with the phone. I it quite weird how your disppeared. Did it disappered after you jb or it as there after jb and you just did a reset that is why all settings were back to default?

I did a full reset

now i cant pair with it any more

It seems to be a problem with 1.1.3.

Look here for possible workarounds

saw the advice before

it doesnt work on a JB 1.1.3

puttty apply this commad chmod -R a+rw /var/root/*



reboot ur iphone

WALA

my BT is working & able to pair with the i-tech BT handsfree

Originally Posted by leakwoon

puttty apply this commad chmod -R a+rw /var/root/*



reboot ur iphone

WALA

my BT is working & able to pair with the i-tech BT handsfree

I have the same problem with my bluetooth and i am a real noob at this so can some one please tell me exacty what i have to do , do i install putty onto iphone or do it from windows with iphone connected via itunes ..any help much apreciated ..thanks

Originally Posted by beamster05

I have the same problem with my bluetooth and i am a real noob at this so can some one please tell me exacty what i have to do , do i install putty onto iphone or do it from windows with iphone connected via itunes ..any help much apreciated ..thanks

I´ll try to help you.

Download putty on your PC, you can find it here http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~s.../download.html.

Start putty on windows, then introduce your iPhone IP address and leave any other setting as it appears. Then, press OPEN button. Connection must be in SSH. And of course you must have BSD and Open SSH installed on your iphone.

Putty ask you for a ID login, just put "root", and a password "alpine" (both of them w/o " ", ok?)

After that you will see something like:

...
# bla bla coment coment
#

at this point you must enter the command that leakwoon had posted:

#chmod -R a+rw /var/root/*

and hit enter, then reboot your iphone.

I have not tested this yet so all the honors are for leakwoon.

Ciao.