Socket Bluetooth Card (again...)

[bastichelaar]

Guys,

I discovered that something has changed in the new RC's: the file /etc/pcmcia/serial is changed. So I can't get my Socket Bluetooth Card (rev. G) to work. This file refers to /usr/sbin/hciattach, which doesn't exist. The file is now in /sbin. Also, if I correct this, and I insert the card, it starts the file "serial start blablabla", but then hangs. If I kill serial, and eject my card, the file "serial stop blablabla" hangs...

Somebody can correct this?

[hackfixer]

Maybe that explains why I haven gotten my Rev H card to work with RC5 either? I just got my C860 and RC5 is my first use of pdaXrom. Any help would be appreciated.


-Steve

[hackfixer]

Finally got my Rev. H card to be recognized.
This should work on Rev. G as well.

Heres what I did, based on a posting from last year  I found:
I'm runing pdaXrom RC5.
I have my /etc/pcmcia/bluetooth.conf entry set for my card to be recognized:

card "Socket Bluetooth Card"
  version "Socket", "CF+ Personal Network Card Rev 2.5"
  bind "serial_cs"

Power up to console and log in.

   modprobe hci_uart

Insert Socket Bluetooth Card

It should spew text about ttyS03 at port 0xf60003f8 bla bla bla

The next line is the key to making everything work!
   cardctl resume 0
   hciattach /dev/ttyS3 bcsp 230400
   hciconfig

It should show
hci0:    Type: UART
             BD Address: 00:02:C7:42:91:E1 ACL MTU: 340:4 etc etc
             etc etc

The point is the BD address should no longer be  00:00:00:00:00:

I put my Verizon V710 into discoverable mode, the ran
   hcitool scan

and it responded with
Scanning ...
              00:0A:28:36:21:12   Motorola Phone

Thats as far as I got so far, now on to make it do something more useful.

I hope this helps you bastichelaar !

-Steve

[bastichelaar]

I already had my card working,  but I want it to work automatically... So if I insert the card, it will recognize it and automatically bring hci0 up. But thanks anyway :-)