Hi Matthieu,
with HCI_RAW, application can bypass the bluez stack and send raw
stuff
to dongle.
This seems not possible anymore with btusb because it uses
"hdev->conn_hash" to check if ACLDATA/SCODATA should be send/received.
These checks make the HCI_RAW mode a bit useless (ie not working for
acl
and sco).
Can we make the HCI_RAW work like before with acl and sco data ?
For example we can ignore theses check in HCI_RAW mode and send a
notify
event when we turn on/off HCI_RAW mode.
we could, but that will cost a lot of CPU power. The SCO data packets
are just not an option here. Also without a full blown Bluetooth
stack, you don't know with alternate setting to use. So this is a
little bit pointless here and before just worked by pure luck. Why do
you want this support in the first place?
Regards
Marcel
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