Hi guys, I am involved in the developing of a Java project that uses Bluecove and Bluez. This project makes use of several Bluetooth dongles, one of them is dedicated to the task of scanning and the rest of them are focused on carrying other Bluetooth operations over mobile devices. Some of these operations need the pairing between the mobile device and the dongle that executes the operation. One of the project objectives is to avoid that the same user has to pair more than once against the system. In order to tackle with this issue, I thought of assigning the same MAC address to every dongle by means of "bdaddr" tool, so as to when the user pairs with a dongle he automatically pairs with all of them. Once I have implemented this I have jumped into a problem: At the end all the operations physically executes over the same dongle. My questions are, ¿Does Bluez use MAC address instead of HCI in order to select the dongle? If so, ¿would be feasible to modify Bluez to take this into account? Any thoughts on this would be very appreciated, Best wishes, Germán. -- 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
