Hi,
On Aug 4, 2008, at 2:39, Chris Rankin wrote:
and I cannot pair it with a set of bluetooth A2DP speakers. These
same speakers work fine with my laptop, which has an internal
bluetooth device 0x0a5c:0x2110. But whenever I try to pair the
Belkin device using the commands
$ hcitool cc <bdaddr>
$ hcitool auth <bdaddr>
then the connection drops after only a few seconds and the pairing
fails.
For those two low-level test commands the behavior you describe is
perfectly normal and expected. However, they certainly aren't a proper
way to initiate pairing. Where did you get the idea that this is the
right way to do pairing? If it was in some BlueZ documentation we
should fix it ASAP. You might want to check the bluez wiki for some
ways to perform pairing (hint: search for "CreateBonding"):
http://wiki.bluez.org/wiki/HOWTO/Bonding
Can anyone suggest anything to try in order to keep the BT
connection up, please? I have already tried adding the flags
HCI_RESET | HCI_WRONG_SCO_MTU without any effect.
This is not specific in any way to your adapter. You would have gotten
the same behavior with any other adapter as well.
Johan
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