Re: [Bluez-devel] Problems with smart phones when using a "silent" kernel

[Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>]

Hi Victor,

> I have a very strange problem here. When using a "silent" kernel
> (CONFIG_CMDLINE="console=/dev/null quiet" instead of
> CONFIG_CMDLINE="console=ttySAC0,115200") It is no longer possible to
> pair with Microsoft smartphones. A phone reports "the connection failed
> or pass key is incorrect". If a phone was already paired everything
> works fine. Other phones work fine too. Any clue what can go wrong. All
> this doesn't make much sence, but it is reality :) I've attached the
> dumps for the same phone for both of the kernels (silent and not). We
> use 2.6.13 with bluez 2.15 and there is no option to switch to something
> more recent. Just wonder what can cause the problem.... From the log I
> see that pairing actually went ok, cause it switched on encryption mode
> and exchanged some AT's, might be something with our application as
> well, but does not seem to be likelly...

I don't see any strange inside the dump and I doubt that it really has
something to do with the console option. Maybe your application can live
if the console is /dev/null.

Regards

Marcel




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