hciattach problem

Bluez-devel Andreas Millinger 2 participants 2 messages Feb 4, 2005 Bluetooth drivers

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Andreas Millinger

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2005-02-04 15:25 UTC #0 lore raw

Hello Marcel,

I have checked the bluez-utils/libs versions and it doesn't depend on it. The Kernel I have tested with is a vanilla kernel with bootsplash, subfs and tiocgdev patches. The 2.6.11-rc2 is a Kernel-of-the-Day kernel from Suse. I attach the card with hciattach ttyS16 csr. That is H4, isn't it? Isn't the problem there with other cards? I will check with a clean vanilla-kernel.

Regards

Andreas

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Hi Andreas,
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I will check that with the the different bluez-utils/lib versions. But the Card is using H4. I have tried BCSP, too, but there is a Timeout error.

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I can't remember a change between -mh1 and -mh2 that would affect the H:4 part of the hci_uart driver. Are you sure that these are clean vanilla kernels with only my patch applied?
Regards
Marcel

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Marcel Holtmann

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2005-02-04 15:51 UTC #1 lore raw

Hi Andreas,

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I have checked the bluez-utils/libs versions and it doesn't depend on it. The Kernel I have tested with is a vanilla kernel with bootsplash, subfs and tiocgdev patches. The 2.6.11-rc2 is a Kernel-of-the-Day kernel from Suse. I attach the card with hciattach ttyS16 csr. That is H4, isn't it? Isn't the problem there with other cards? I will check with a clean vanilla-kernel.

please check 2.6.10-mh1 against 2.6.10-mh2, because otherwise we can't find the problem. All your other kernels differ too much. The "csr" option indicates H:4.

Regards

Marcel