[Bluez-devel] Problem setting the flush timeout

[Bluez-devel] Problem setting the flush timeout

[Jim Wyllie]

To whomever may be able to help:

	I have been pulling my hair for quite some time at the 
set-flush-timeout.c code segment I was referred to use to set the flush 
timeout for a bluetooth device.  The call to hci_get_route( bdaddr_t* ) 
is failing, even though I directly cut-and-pasted the code.  I verified 
that the address I'm passing does exist on the system.  It's setting 
errno to 19 and claiming that the device doesn't exist even though I'm 
100% positive that it does (hcitool dev shows it's 00:11:95:4F:FD:22, 
and cr -> bdaddr_t.b[5] through cr -> bdaddr_t.b[0] are the same values, 
copied in using str2ba).  The device does definitely exist on the 
system.  Any other idea why this might be happening?

Thanks for your help,
Jim

Rather than flood your list, the code segment can be found at:
http://people.csail.mit.edu/albert/bluez-intro/x556.html#bzi-l2cap-unreliable


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Re: [Bluez-devel] Problem setting the flush timeout

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Jim,

> 	I have been pulling my hair for quite some time at the 
> set-flush-timeout.c code segment I was referred to use to set the flush 
> timeout for a bluetooth device.  The call to hci_get_route( bdaddr_t* ) 
> is failing, even though I directly cut-and-pasted the code.  I verified 
> that the address I'm passing does exist on the system.  It's setting 
> errno to 19 and claiming that the device doesn't exist even though I'm 
> 100% positive that it does (hcitool dev shows it's 00:11:95:4F:FD:22, 
> and cr -> bdaddr_t.b[5] through cr -> bdaddr_t.b[0] are the same values, 
> copied in using str2ba).  The device does definitely exist on the 
> system.  Any other idea why this might be happening?

if you wanna use hci_get_route() then use the code inside hcitool.c for
any reference, because its usage is known to work.

Regards

Marcel




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