Re: Passive scanning of iBeacons results in a "Data Buffer Overflow"

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> I messed up the model number, looked at the wrong dongle, TP-Link is the WiFi one ;)
> The bluetooth one is an IOGear GBU521 (http://www.iogear.com/product/GBU521/).
> 
> I don’t have another dongle right now (I tried a different IOGear, but same thing), but I’ll try setting a VM on my laptop/getting a different USB dongle.

I’ve setup an Ubuntu 13.10 VM (kernel 3.11.0-17), same dongle (IOGear), bluez 5.15, and it works without problems - at least for the past 15 minutes ;) (usually it work at most 2 minutes).

I’m wondering what this might mean exactly :) I guess it could point to the specific USB/bluetooth drivers present in the raspbian 3.10 and ubuntu 3.11 kernels, right? 

Adam

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