Hi Marcel, * Marcel Holtmann <marcel@xxxxxxxxxxxx> [2010-04-27 04:07:13 +0200]: > Hi Gustavo, > > > I'm starting the DUN Client implementation for the Linux Stack. DUN is > > the Bluetooth dial-up network profile. It makes possible share internet > > connection between two Bluetooth devices. That is my Google Summer of Code > > project for this year. > > > > Here follows a simple, and possible not complete, roadmap: > > > > 1. Put send_method_call() and send_method_call_with_reply() on gdbus: those > > functions are very useful for DBus operations. You can send a DBus message > > just calling them with the right parameters. Patch for that work already > > on the mailing list. > > > > 2. Create a bluetooth.c file with the bluetooth helpers. oFono plugins for HFP, > > DUN and SAP will be able to share the same bluetooth code to access BlueZ > > stuff. This is a ongoing work. > > > > 3. plugin/dun.c prototype. A simple prototype for the DUN client. > > > > 4. Agent server on BlueZ. This one is very similar to the HFP Agent server. At > > the end of the DUN agent project I plan to merge the both agent servers. SAP > > will take advantage of that merge too. > > > > 5. oFono DUN agent. Implement the agent handling for DUN. > > > > 6. AT command parser and PPP stack integration with DUN. The biggest task, > > where the core of the project is. > > this is pretty clear. oFono carries the GAtChat library that comes with > AT command and PPP support. So oFono should carry the DUN client. Absolutely, I forgot to mention that oFono should carry the DUN client. I'm starting some working on it. I'll send patches soon. :) Regards, -- Gustavo F. Padovan http://padovan.org -- 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
