Re: GSoC: Bluetooth Replayer update

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Hi Anton,

* Anton Weber <anton@xxxxxxxxx> [2012-05-21 19:39:49 +0100]:

> Hello everyone!
> 
> Now that the coding period for GSoC started, I will be regularly
> posting updates to the mailing list.
> This is meant to share my progress, but also to get get the community involved.
> If you have any feedback or suggestions, about the things I wrote or
> about my project in general, please let me know!
> As mentioned in my first email, you can always contact me directly via
> email or IRC as well.
> 
> To give everyone a better idea of what my project is about, I have
> uploaded the initial project proposal:
> http://antweb.me/tl_files/blog/gsoc12/gsoc_proposal.pdf
> I will do things slightly differently now that I have more of an idea
> what I'm dealing with, but the main structure should stay the same.
> 
> What happened so far:
> - read up on various guides and the Bluetooth specification
> - played around with git (will upload my work to github once I got
> that far and possibly fork the bluez repo at some point if required)
> - went through hcidump sources (found many bits of code I can reuse,
> especially the parser)
> - had a look at hciemu, but didn't get too far yet
> 
> Next up:
> - Find out more about hciemu
> - Getting used to automake
> - Write a tool that can execute a simple sequence of commands on a
> VHCI interface.
>   I will start off with a standalone tool for now, but it might be a
> good idea to integrate it in hcidump (more about that when I got that
> far).

Actually you should use btmon here, instead hcidump. btmon can log starting
from the time you plug the bluetooth dongle.
And we have btsnoop output there too, I think you can use it to extract the
data to replay.

	Gustavo
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