Hi,
recently I was changing my work machine. When I wanted to do my usual
setup (hacked up test-network script) to connect to the internet via my
mobile phone, I got "bnep error".
It is this piese of code in network/connection.c:
270 if (rsp->ctrl != BNEP_SETUP_CONN_RSP)
271 return TRUE;
272
273 r = ntohs(rsp->resp);
274
275 if (r != BNEP_SUCCESS) {
276 error("bnep failed");
277 goto failed;
278 }
I then found out that it did work with some dongles, and it did not
work with others. Apparently there was no connection to the "quality"
of the dongles (but I have to admit, that AFAIR all were broadcom or
worse), there was a very cheap one that did work and more expensive
ones that didn't.
I always thought that the "supported profiles" list on the packaging
was just a "what we licensed in the driver" list and that all hardware
could do everything.
Am I wrong?
Thanks,
Stefan
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Stefan Seyfried
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"Well, surrounding them's out."
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