Re: [Bluez-users] TECOM BT3035

[Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>]

Hi Roman,

> I have only one last question. Have you tested your patch with THIS device (I 
> mean 3035 not it's family).

I don't know if it was from Tecom, but it was the Broadcom version of
HID proxy. The hci_usb drivers states it as BCM2035 with the USB vendor
and product id of 0a5c:200a. Check for yourself.

> It looks like SuSE kernel uses you patches (when your patch trying to create a 
> file it reports that file already exists and most hunk are rejected because 
> of they are previously applied).

Of course they do. Everyone uses my patches, because I send them back to
mainline if I know that they are working. The -mh patches are against a
vanilla kernel and you couldn't expect that they apply cleanly to any of
the vendor kernel out there. No matter if it is SuSE or RedHat.

> SuSE usually uses a lot of patches (MUCH more then vanilla) and It usually  
> supports MUCH more hardware then RedHat..
> But  in this case something wrong...

Maybe they haven't picked up that patch. So what? Use the latest vanilla
2.4 kernel or extract that hunk that I told you from the kernel tree and
apply it by hand. Or simply update to SuSE 9.1 with a 2.6 kernel.

Regards

Marcel




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