[Bluez-users] connectionless l2cap within PAN implementation

[Bluez-users] connectionless l2cap within PAN implementation

[Sean Loh]

Hi!!

I'm sorry but I can't seem to find this information.
I'm utilising the PAN specification to stream audio
over Bluez PAN and I was wondering is there any way
for me to switch the l2cap packets to being
connectionless ones (like from a command line)? If it
can't be done from a command line, then what other
ways are there? 

Because, if I'm right, the default l2cap packets are
connection oriented within the pan profile, isn't it?

Thanks again!!!!!


		
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Re: [Bluez-users] connectionless l2cap within PAN implementation

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Sean,

> I'm sorry but I can't seem to find this information.
> I'm utilising the PAN specification to stream audio
> over Bluez PAN and I was wondering is there any way
> for me to switch the l2cap packets to being
> connectionless ones (like from a command line)? If it
> can't be done from a command line, then what other
> ways are there? 
> 
> Because, if I'm right, the default l2cap packets are
> connection oriented within the pan profile, isn't it?

nobody really used the connectionless L2CAP with success I think and I
can't remember that BNEP is defined for connectionless L2CAP.

Regards

Marcel




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