Samsung SPF-800P supported by FreeBSD?
Oliver Fromme
olli at lurza.secnetix.de
Wed Jul 7 13:34:47 UTC 2010
Maksim Yevmenkin wrote:
> Oliver,
>
> > I'm considering to buy a Samsung DPF-800P ... This is a
Sorry for the typo, it's an SPF 800P. (There's also a 1000P
which differs only in the size of the display.)
> > digital photo frame that supports wireless upload via
> > bluetooth. According to the specs on Samsung's web site
> > it supprts these protocols: OPP, FTP, A2DP, AVRCP.
> >
> > Would this work with FreeBSD? Has anybody tried this?
>
> opp and ftp should work. you will need to install opexapp from ports.
You mean obexapp? Are you sure that it would work? I'm
hesitant to buy a $200 device that might not work the way
I need it ...
Actually I hoped that someone who owns such a photo frame
could confirm (or deny) that it works. Probably too much
to hope for. :-)
> > I would like to use this photo frame as a wireless
> > information display that would be updated from the FreeBSD
> > server once per minute (or similar). Can anybody confirm
> > that this would work? Or can someone recommend another
> > piece of hardware for this purpose that would work?
>
> i'm sure you could build your own :) all it takes is an old'ish pc
> w/lcd screen, bluetooth usb dongle, obexapp, image magic (or your
> favorite image manipulation program) and a day of work writing a
> script that puts all of this together :)
Sure I could do that (I would probably use a WLAN connection
instead of bluetooth, though). But I don't have the space
for a PC. I only have space for a display on the wall (the
smaller, the better), and a power outlet for the display.
There is no space for a PC, and I can't use a cable connection
(usb, ethernet, whatever). So I need a display that can be
updated wireless from a FreeBSD server that's located in a
different room.
This bluetooth photo frame seemed like it could do the job,
but unless an owner of such a device can confirm, I'm not
going to buy it.
Best regards
Oliver
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