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From: Stefan Wiehler <sephalon@farce.de>
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Subject: Re: Replacement for rfcomm.conf
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Hi Marcel,

 > just create an init script of systemd service file and run the rfcomm
 > bind command manually. As long as you know the remote BD_ADDR of the
 > device you want to connect to and the RFCOMM channel of the SSP
 > service on that device, you can create a binding. No local controller
 > has to be present to create a RFCOMM binding.

How embarrassing that I didn't realize that by myself. Indeed this was
the simplest solution for the problem. Thank you for your help!

Kind regards,

Stefan Wiehler