Re: [Bluez-users] class 1 bluetooth 1.2 dongles with CSR chipset?

[Christian Schuglitsch <subjectbluez@schugy.de>]

Dear Linux Bluetooth users,
I've bought an AVM Bluefritz! V2.0 dongle because AVM has a page that 
says that this dongle works with Linux.
This may be true for wireless ISDN/DSL but not for headsets/8khz duplex 
audio connections. After pairing I'm stuck.

Well, I've checked the CSR partners page but I haven't found any 
interesting vendor there.

I've found some well known like MSI or Samsung but none of them reaches 
the quality of AVM ( including 5 year warranty).
MSI sells graphics cards with wrong firmware, mainboards with disabled 
USB-Ports and Samsung device always fail ( DVD drive, HDD, DV camera).
I don't trust them.

And of course I like hardware that runs with open source drivers that 
don't require any firmware files. E.g. I've bought a Twinhan DVB card 
instead of a Avermedia 771. It's all about diversity and choice ;)

snd-bt-sco isn't compatible with Bluefritz but maybe there's someone in 
this world who can develop another driver module. I just wonder how this 
was done the Windows way ( I don't have Windows).
I'm just a poor apprentice and I know it isn't very attractive if I 
donate 50€ but I can't give more support :-(

Thanks for reading

Schugy


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