Connection times out after a while
Hi,
I can pair the devices fine, RFCOMM opens connection and I can issue AT commands to my mobile phone via minicom. However at some point (few seconds from the opening of connection) the communication just hangs and I have to reconnect the device and reload hci_usb driver for another connection to be initiated (otherwise, all connections time out (I see the bt communication icon on my phone though).
I am using Billionton USB dongle and SonyEricsson T610, I also tried with XDA2 but the same problem occurs.
If I use the dongle and phone under VMWARE, everything works fine - so it must be something in the driver or my setup, but I have used it in the past and I'm almost sure that my setup is fine.
I have tried kernels 2.6.5, 2.6.5-love[1-3], 2.6.5-gentoo-r1 without success. I even patched the third bluetooth patch in the kernel with no effect.
Any way I can debug this? Has anyone had the same problems like me?
Thx a lot
Jan
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Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Jan,
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I can pair the devices fine, RFCOMM opens connection and I can issue AT commands to my mobile phone via minicom. However at some point (few seconds from the opening of connection) the communication just hangs and I have to reconnect the device and reload
hci_usbdriver for another connection to be initiated (otherwise, all connections time out (I see the bt communication icon on my phone though).I am using Billionton USB dongle and SonyEricsson T610, I also tried with XDA2 but the same problem occurs.
what shows "hciconfig -a"?
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If I use the dongle and phone under VMWARE, everything works fine - so it must be something in the driver or my setup, but I have used it in the past and I'm almost sure that my setup is fine.
Is this Windows or Linux in your VMware session?
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I have tried kernels 2.6.5, 2.6.5-love[1-3], 2.6.5-gentoo-r1 without success. I even patched the third bluetooth patch in the kernel with no effect.
Any way I can debug this? Has anyone had the same problems like me?
We need a binary (use -w as root) hcidump of the connection.
Regards
Marcel
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