bluetooth gps repeater
Hey
I was discussing this on the list a while back but wanted to report back that I got it working. At least on the little gumstix board, I can have two (or more with some tweaks) gps clients connecting simultaneously. I do it by changing the sdp record to the next port as soon as a connection is made:
http://www.xmission.com/~bmidgley/gumstix/
Brad
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Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Brad,
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I was discussing this on the list a while back but wanted to report back that I got it working. At least on the little gumstix board, I can have two (or more with some tweaks) gps clients connecting simultaneously. I do it by changing the sdp record to the next port as soon as a connection is made:
you should actually write a generic multiplexing daemon for this kind of scenarios. The shell script approach looks a little bit racy.
You can use one SDP record for it and update it one demand, but in this case I would purpose to include a TTL in the record.
Regards
Marcel
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