Hi, I am using bluez on an embedded (ARM) board with linux and try to create a serial connection to a Windows XP Pc. (I use two USB Bluetooth dongles.) My goal is to establish a connection in this direction: linux is listening, windows is "calling". Now, the situation is the following: I can pair the two systems, but at the end hcid and dbus-daemon do exit. I can establish a connection when the WIndows is listening and the linux (embedded board) is calling. In the opposite - needed - direction I cannot create the connection. On the Windows machine I get the message: "Cannot open port COM9. Check the port settings". On the linux board rfcomm gets 'Terminated", hcid and dbus-daemon exit. After experiencing this, I made some tests with a linux PC and made the following observations: 1; If hcid terminates dbus-daemon does also. 2, hcid terminats always with the following messages: hcid[3663]: Got disconnected from the system message bus hcid[3663]: Shutting down local server hcid[3663]: Exit 3; If I try to pair the embedded board with the Linux PC, the situation is the same as with the Windows PC: pairing ok, but at the end on the embedded board hcid and dbus-daemon do exit. 4; If I try hcitool cc from the Linux PC, they don't get connected, but hcid and dbus-daemon do exit (on the embedded board). 5; I can establish rfcomm connection between the embedded board (linux) and the Linux PC in both directions. 6; I can establish a pan connection between the two. Now the connection is shown by hcitool con. If I disconnect them by hcitool dc, on the embedded board hcid and dbus-daemon do exit. Thank you for your help! Áron Takács -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-bluetooth" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
