Bluetooth On The Sl-3000?

[tumnus]

offroadgeek was going to put all the attachements back, but I can repost them when I get home.

[Bombur]

Thanks Tumnus!

j.

[tumnus]

Hmmm, ok, I'm getting nothing but errors when trying to upload. Hang on...

[tumnus]

I've put the alpha3 ipk back on my previous previous post above.

[Bombur]

Hi Tumnus,

An update on the alpha3 package:

I have a 3000 with a Socket BT CF card rev H.

I tried the alpha 3 release but nothing worked.
I removed alpha 2 and the csr package.  I then installed alpha 3 and the bluez suspend resume package.   I made sure my rfcomm.conf file was configured as before when things were working with the alpha 2.

hciconfig  found nothing when I inserted the BT CF card and of course the gprs dial up to my bluetooth phone did not work.  I tried installing the csr package to see if that would work... but alas no joy.  I tried three times to uninstall everything, reboot and reconfigure just to make sure.  No success.

I re-installed the alpha 2, the csr package and left in the suspend resume package, configured my rfcomm.conf  and I was off to the races.  Everything worked.
hciconfig reported data about my CF card as expected and the gprs dial-up worked.

Did I miss something?  I assumed the installation of alpha 3 would pretty much be the same affair as alpha 2.

J.

[tumnus]

There's something wrong with the /etc/pcmcia/bluetooth script for serial based BT cards, but I can't debug it cos I haven't got a serial BT card. I'm trying to remove the hack that the bluez-csr-serial ipk is by putting all the serial initialisation into /etc/pcmcia/bluetooth.

[Yan]

Strange.  I got it working most of the time with alpha3.

A few times when I restarted bluetooth, I got "BCSP initialization timed out".  But I remove and insert again, everything work fine.

I have a 3000 with a Socket BT CF card rev H too and also removed alpha 2 and the csr package before I installed alpha3.

[Bombur]

Strange.  I got it working most of the time with alpha3.

A few times when I restarted bluetooth, I got "BCSP initialization timed out".  But I remove and insert again, everything work fine.

I have a 3000 with a Socket BT CF card rev H too and also removed alpha 2 and the csr package before I installed alpha3.
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Hi Yan,

What files did you touch when configuring?  I only modified my /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf file to setup my BT connections to my cell phone and BT-serial adapter.  I did try re-insertion but no joy.  I wonder what we each did differently.

J.

[tumnus]

That is strange  

Yan, I'm wondering if something didn't uninstall/install properly and left the old files. In /etc/pcmcia/serial, are the words Bluetooth or hciattach in there? Also in /etc/pcmcia/bluetooth.conf, after the line 'device "serial_cs"' do you have 'class "bluetooth"' or 'class "serial"'?

[Yan]

tumnus:

1) No Bluetooth or hciattach in /etc/pcmcia/serial

2) class "bluetooth" under device "serial_cs"

heh hope I'm not using old alpha2 files

[tumnus]

No it sounds like you have only alpha3 ipks files. Strange that it works for you and not for others.

Yan, could you post the output of 'cardctl ident' just to make sure you have a serial based model? Thanks.

[Yan]

Here is the output:

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bash-2.05# cardctl ident
Socket 0:
   product info: "Socket", "CF+ Personal Network Card Rev 2.5"  
   manfid: 0x0104, 0x0096
   function: 2 (serial)
Socket 1:  
   product info: "HITACHI", "microdrive"  
   manfid: 0x0319, 0x0000  
   function: 4 (fixed disk)

[tumnus]

Thanks Yan. Yep, that's a serial based Socket card. Which is sort of good, but I'm still really puzzled as to why other people's installations aren't working

[Bombur]

Thanks Yan. Yep, that's a serial based Socket card. Which is sort of good, but I'm still really puzzled as to why other people's installations aren't working
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Tumnus,

My card output (alpha2 with csr):

bash-2.05$ cardctl ident
Socket0:
 product info: "Socket", "CF+ Personal Network Card Rev 2.5"
 manfid: 0x0104, 0x0096
 function: 2 (serial)
Socket 1:
 product info: "HITACHI", "microdrive"
 manfid: 0x0319, 0x0000
 function: 4 (fixed disk)

After I have installed alpha 3, what files should I be checking?

/etc/pcmcia/serial
/etc/pcmcia/bluetooth
/etc/pcmcia/blootooth.conf

Maybe I can compare them against Yan's?

J.

[tumnus]

Bombur, try checking for the things I mentioned in Post #54 when you have alpha3 installed.