Hi everyone, I currently have to test PAN on an embedded linux platform, running linux 3.10.17, bluez5.31 with a marvell 8887 chip. Please forgive my mistakes, I am not a native english speaker. My goal is to successfully setup a PAN network with NAP and GN roles with my board as a master. I successfully setup a NAP using the test-nap script given as an example, having setup a bridge manually beforehand, but I cannot manage to setup a GN network. After having a look at the API, it seems to me that setting-up a GN role should be very similar to NAP, so I made a test-gn script from test-nap, only changing the 'UUID' parameter from 'nap' to 'gn'. Unfortunately, this does not work, I get a 'connection refused(111)' error upon trying to join the network. I can see the 'GN' record correctly added to the SDP server. Currently, what I am doing is : # Setup the bridge brctl addbr bnep0 brctl setfd bnep0 0 brctl stp bnep0 off ip addr add 192.168.0.1/24 dev bnep0 ip link set bnep0 up dnsmasq --interface=bnep0 --except-interface=lo --bind-interfaces --dhcp-range=192.168.0.2,192.168.0.10,12h --conf-file=/dev/null # launch GN server /usr/lib/bluez/test/test-gn which gives me : Server for gn registered for bnep0 Press CTRL-C to disconnect And then try to connect from my laptop, running ubuntu 15.04, with bluez 4.101 : pand --connect 98:F1:70:6E:90:BC which outputs in logs : Bluetooth PAN daemon version 4.101 Connecting to 98:F1:70:6E:90:BC Connect to 98:F1:70:6E:90:BC failed. Connection refused(111) After quite some time researching on the web, I struggle to find relevant informations to help me solve this, the vast majority of resources recommend using 'pand', which is not available anymore. I might be taking the wrong approach here, but currently I can see no other way of setting-up a GN master, since it is impossible with raw dbus-send, and utils like connman does not allow me to register a GN server ( though using NAP with 'connmanctl tether bluetooth on' works fine ). I made sure that the correct bluetooth.conf dbus policy file was used. I would be very grateful if someone would point me to the right direction, I think that I came to a dead-end trying to solve this with my own skills. Thank you for your time, Maxime Chevallier -- 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
