I've been waiting to switch to a 2.6 kernel because I can't get my
Socket Bluetooth card to work under any of the 2.6.0-testX series. On
my last attempt, I noticed that the 16950 UART wasn't even being
correctly identified by the kernel.
With 2.6.0-test9 just released and Linus making noise about this being
almost the end of the line before a real 2.6 release, I thought it was
time to try again. Surely Bluetooth won't be broken in the 2.6 release,
right?
Well...the card is recognized without a hitch now. It shows up fine in
setserial
# setserial /dev/ttyS2
/dev/ttyS2, UART: 16950/954, Port: 0x03e8, IRQ: 2
and I get characters out of it when I run "cat /dev/ttyS2', but
hciattach 1.13
# hciattach /dev/ttyS2 bcsp 230400
BCSP initialization timed out
and 1.17 still fail.
# ./hciattach /dev/ttyS2 socket
BCSP initialization timed out
What's up? As the official kernel Bluetooth component, I'd like to
think that attempts are being made to make everything work for the next
stable version. Searching through archives, I'm not finding much about
using BlueZ under 2.6. (I'd like to look through the developer list but
SourceForge is "down for maintenance" now.)
Is there something simple that I'm missing for running BlueZ under 2.6?
Thank you.
--kyler
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