Hello, HCI_MAX_DEV is set a bit low (16), causing hci_for_each_dev() to not return all of the devices if you have more. This is not a disaster for the library itself, as i can just copy hci_for_each_dev() and make a version supporting more devices. However, hcitool uses the library version of hci_for_each_dev(), so that makes hcitool useless for a system with more devices. You could of course fix this is hcitool, but changing HCI_MAX_DEV seem like the right solution. Can this be changed, or does it *need* to be 16? If changed, it would be nice if it was raised to something like 256, to keep the number in the power of 2. To be honest, i don't think this should have been a constant at all, as the number of devices is virtually endless. hci_for_each_dev() should probably have taken a MAX parameter, but should not itself have set a limit. But to keep the API intact, changing HCI_MAX_DEV could be a solution. Thanks, /Pedro -- 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
