Now there are many tutorials out there to use ur GPRS on pc. Many of u mite hv wondered if there was any way to use ur pc internet on phone. So here im gonna post a detailed tutorial.
Steps if followed exactly as posted here will result in success
So watchout !!!! I MYSELF HAVE TESTED IT AND IT WORKED FINE ON MY NOKIA 3250. SO THIS TUTORIAL GONNA COVER NOKIA S60 PHONES ONLY COZ I HVNT TESTED IT ON OTHER PHONES
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U need an app called GNUBOX for this. Its a free app. Install it on ur phone. Additionally u need to download mRouter and analogX. Download and install on ur pc.
http://www.4shared.com/file/4746412/e2552a21/mrouter3installer_v31042.html
http://www.analogx.com/CONTENTS/download/network/proxy.htm
http://gnubox.dnsalias.org/gnubox/#download
http://www.4shared.com/file/4746412/e2552a21/mrouter3installer_v31042.html
http://www.analogx.com/CONTENTS/download/network/proxy.htm
http://gnubox.dnsalias.org/gnubox/#download
Launch gnuBox on ur phone. Some configuration text will be displayed:
(Loading CommDb settings)
ISP Bt Not found
Go to Options > Debug > Dump CommsDB and wait till the confirmation dialog box appears (about 10 seconds). Exit the GnuBOX. Now we r going to create an Access Point. Go to phn menu :
Tools > Settings > Connection > Access Points > Options > New access point > Use default settings.
(Loading CommDb settings)
ISP Bt Not found
Go to Options > Debug > Dump CommsDB and wait till the confirmation dialog box appears (about 10 seconds). Exit the GnuBOX. Now we r going to create an Access Point. Go to phn menu :
Tools > Settings > Connection > Access Points > Options > New access point > Use default settings.
Fill the configuration with these settings:
Connection Name - Bt
Data Bearer - Data Call
DialUp Number - 321
Once done, go 2 Options>Advanced settings:
phone IP Address - automatic
primary Name Server - 0.0.0.0
Second Name Server - 0.0.0.0
proxy serv. Address - 169.254.1.68 (This is the fixed IP address used by mRouter)
proxy port no. - 6588
Connection Name - Bt
Data Bearer - Data Call
DialUp Number - 321
Once done, go 2 Options>Advanced settings:
phone IP Address - automatic
primary Name Server - 0.0.0.0
Second Name Server - 0.0.0.0
proxy serv. Address - 169.254.1.68 (This is the fixed IP address used by mRouter)
proxy port no. - 6588
On PC launch mRouter. Right click on mRouter icon in TRAY BAR near clock on ur desktop. Click on Advanced Settings. Here u will find a description Additional COM ports and a VIEW button near it. Click on View button. Now choose the COM ports u want mRouter to connect with. If u r unsure select them all
lol Also make sure ur phn is paired with ur PC.
Now it's time to configure the Nokia Phone in order to connect to our mRouter and proxy through Bluetooth. Launch GnuBOX:
Options > Install > Create Records
Options > Exit
Relaunch GnuBox.
Options > 2box Bluetooth > Serial Port.
You will be asked to choose a Bluetooth Device. Select ur PC. Click YES/OK when asked Do you want to require encryption?. Exit the GnuBOX
Options > Install > Create Records
Options > Exit
Relaunch GnuBox.
Options > 2box Bluetooth > Serial Port.
You will be asked to choose a Bluetooth Device. Select ur PC. Click YES/OK when asked Do you want to require encryption?. Exit the GnuBOX
Relaunch gnuBox (TIRED HEHH ??
)
Options > Debug > use mRouter
Options > Exit
Relaunch gnuBox pmpl
Options > Debug > test comm channel
Go to the Web application and start SURRRRRRFFFFFIIING !!
Make sure u hv selected Bt as default access point in ur web services 
Options > Debug > use mRouter
Options > Exit
Relaunch gnuBox pmpl
Options > Debug > test comm channel
Go to the Web application and start SURRRRRRFFFFFIIING !!
Wow thats a very helpful topic, thanx so much.. but its jst complicated though!
lol I wouldnt say its complicated, its just a bit lengthy. 
Trust me, Sparko, even the process of making this topic is already confusing for me
Lol but nah NAUTICA.. he did do a gud job, it'l be a gr8 help 2 me
Thanx 2 Ragnorak, links to necessary apps added 
its seems lyk complicated bt i thnik whn we start 2 do it step by step thn it wud be easier.
nice.
Not complicated ,bloody confusing
..haaahaha.. uh how expensive is it ?
Expensive ? huhhhh Well almost everyone pays for his/her ADSL broadband connection. Thats all. It dsnt matters if u use it on pc or on phone then 
-bravo- superb dhruv! Before i was really wondering if i could do that or not. Now it is possible. I will sure try it. And wanted to say helloo lol. Its been long time seeing you haha
eight la
It only works sometimes