Bluetooth Card Support

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I am currently building up a list of working Bluetooth CF cards for the Zaurus. Feel free to add any findings of your own.

Below is a link to a list of cards that are supposed to work with the BlueZ drivers:
http://www.holtmann.org/linux/bluetooth/devices.html

Below is a list to a list of cards that are supposed to work with the Affix drivers: http://affix.sourceforge.net/hardware.shtml

However, not all seem to work on the Zaurus for various reasons. So below is a table of cards and whether they work or not on the Zaurus.

Card VendorModel/RevisionChipsetWorks with BlueZ?Works with Affix?Comments
AmbicomBT2000EEricssonYes?Hard to buy now
AmbicomBT2000CCSRNo?There is confusion over an option added to hciattach for this card, but the concessus is that it still doesn't working with BlueZ.
PretecBT2000EEricssonYes?This is a rebranded Ambicom BT2000E
AnycomLSE039EricssonYes?
ArmadilloLSE039EricssonYes?Now known as the Blue Monkey card
Billionton CSRNo?
Blue MonkeyLSE039EricssonYes?Rebranded Anycom card
BluetakeBT100CSRYes?Clone of the Dlink DCF650BT
Brain BoxesBL-565CSR??Uses BCSP protocol
DlinkDCF650BTCSRYes?Requires an extra BlueZ package (See the Bluetooth BlueZ Howto) and for BlueZ, a line in /etc/bluetooth/uart exactly like this: "Bluetooth BT0100M", "", "":/dev/ttyS3 bcsp
Mavin CSRYes?Requires manual tweaking with BlueZ (Search the OESF Forums)
NokiaDTL-1NokiaYesYesDiscontinued by Nokia, but it become the Socket Rev E Card
SunderlandLSE039EricssonYes?Rebranded Anycom card
Socket CommunicationsRev E/FNokiaYesYesHard to buy now. The revision letter is the last letter on the top barcode on the CF card itself. See here for more details.
Socket CommunicationsRev G/HCSRYesYesThis is the model most places now stock. Requires an extra BlueZ package (See the Bluetooth BlueZ Howto) and has been reported as unstable with Affix
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