On Sat, 2008-09-20 at 14:05 -0700, Luis R. Rodriguez wrote: > >> > Does anyone actually make laptops that use these bluetooth coexistence > >> > pins? All CSR bluetooth chips do it automatically I'm told, maybe we > >> > should just kill them completely. > >> > >> Regardless of the wireless card? Or just for bcm? > > > > Well just for b43(legacy), but out of curiosity, does any BT chip use > > these pins anyway? Well I guess _somebody_ has to buy BCMs BT chips, > > but ... > > BCM BT chips? I thought you said CSR? Well the thing is, BCM wifi chips have these IO pins that tell the BT chip what the wifi chip is doing. But CSR chips for instance don't care, they just check what the wifi chip is doing on the antenna. So those don't use those IO pins. Hence, I'm wondering if there's any use in the IO pins at all. But they must have added them for a reason, presumably because their own BT chips can use those inputs... Anyway, mostly just idly wondering, since most of the time it works fine and the EEPROM is actually done right I guess we should keep them on. johannes
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