btsco locked up my kernel

I use a Jabra BT200 Headset with an Epox DG3-Dongle. Usually it works this way:

start application (xmms, TeamSpeak2, skype)
btsco -v uu:vv:ww:xx:yy:zz 2
enter PIN
enjoy the sound

When I enter the PIN before any application is started then the rfcomm channel will be lost within 2 seconds.
This time I was adjusting the volume with my mousewheel in gamix1.99 while the rfcomm channel became lost because there was no audio stream.

This locked up the hole PC.

Maybe there's someone who can code a workaround.

Regards

Schugy

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I hope someone will eliminate this fatal error whether there's a reply or not ;)

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Christian,

Unfortunately the btsco module is not seeing a lot of work lately.

If you want to help eliminate some possible problems, build it with these lines disabled:

/* enable dynamic compression */
#define DYNAMIC_COMPRESSION
/* enable automatic endianness fixup */
#define AUTO_FIXUP_BYTESHIFT

That's about the only thing that we have changed in several months. (The kernel's module API is changing all the time but that's another matter)

Brad

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